MiG21 MF JAY FIGHTER
MiG-21MF is a single-engined, single-seat supersonic jet fighter designed primarily for destruction of air targets by guided and non-guided weaponry and for air reconnaissance.
To a certain extent, the aircraft can also be used for destruction of ground targets. A two-seat modification MiG-21UM is designed for advanced and perfection training of pilots for MiG-21 types. MiG-21MF (NATO reporting name Fishbed-J) represents the first third generation interceptor/fighter designed to gain and maintain air superiority. It was developed as a universal type to fulfil fighter tasks and multipurpose fighter/bomber tasks with limited possibilities in adverse weather conditions. It is equipped with the R-13F-300 engine with additional combustion, and the RP-22S radar. This type of MiG-21MF was manufactured in 1974 to 1975. Capacity of the internal fuel tanks is 2650 litres. The aircraft can be equipped with an optional external fuel tank under the fuselage and two tanks under the wings with a total capacity of 1470 litres. As to missiles, it can carry R-13A, R-60 and R-MK short-range air-to-air missiles. Standard equipment is the 23mm GSh-23L gun. MiG-21MF can also be used for air support of ground forces. In such case it can carry UB-16-57 or UB-32A launcher tubes, 240 mm S-24 air-to-surface rockets, or bombs up to 500 kg
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MiG21 MF JAY FIGHTER - Iraq Air Force #681 - Iranian F-14 Killer during Iran-Iraqi War.
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MiG21 MF JAY FIGHTER - Iraq Air Force #4902 - during Iran-Iraqi War.
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MiG21 MF JAY FIGHTER - Syrian Air Force - Combat over Bekaa Valley, June 1982.
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MiG21 MF JAY FIGHTER - Afghanistan Air Force #352.
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MiG21 MF JAY FIGHTER - Bangladesh Air Force #201.
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Released by Fujimi in 1991.
Fujimi 27021 / H-21
