Showing posts with label MIG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MIG. Show all posts
MiG-27D
The quick and easy way to spot the difference between a MiG-23 and a MiG-27 is the non-moveable splitter plates on the engine intakes;bot...
MiG-23ML
Seen landing at Fairford. July 1997. is the Czech Air Force's MiG-23ML 2425 of 41SLT. The type has since been withdrawn from service a...
MiG-23MF
Papa in Hungary is the location of this MiG-23MF (Flogger B) of the Magyar Legiel'O Hungarian Air Force - 47th Tactical Fighter Wing....
MiG-23UB
Towing its drag chute is Russian . IiG-23CB 64(Red) of 296 APIB at its then. base at Grossenhain. July 1992. This airfield was in the old Ge...
MiG-23
With a Mach 2+performance the swing wing MiG-23 (NATO code-name Flogger) was one of the most widely used interceptors in the Soviet Air For...
MiG-31M
The MiG (Mikoyan & Gurevich) 31 had its roots in the MiG-25. however with its phased array radar system and very long-range air-to-air m...
MiG-25PU
Pictured is 91(Red) a MiG-25PU. This is a two seat training version, note how the extra place has been grafted onto the nose section. It is ...
