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Old 8th Mar 2016, 14:11
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Mig's for sale

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Buy one get one free.


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Obviously for sale by a greengrocer...................
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Obviously for sale by a greengrocer...................
or greengrocer's?
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I thought "Mig's what?"

Sorry Hunty, actually it's an interesting article, but I expect you wish you hadn't bothered now
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I do hope they at least retain one of each for their museum, if indeed they have one.
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MiG-15s & MiG-17s are not rare beasts on this side of the old 'iron curtain' but I'd like to see some enterprising souls get some MiG-19s over here. The Farmer was the first aircraft to achieve supersonic speed in level flight to see service.
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I do hope they at least retain one of each for their museum, if indeed they have one.
Thought it was a museum
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It dont need even to North Korea. Only civilian)
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Originally Posted by Rosevidney1
....The Farmer was the first aircraft to achieve supersonic speed in level flight to see service.
Was it? Or did the F-100 beat it into "service"? I believe each was the was the first level supersonic aircraft for their countries, but it may depend on how you define first and "in service". Seems the F-100A saw sqaudron service in September 1954 with the 479th sqaudron, but then a grounding and then being declared operational in September 1955 (wiki)

Looks like the production version of the MiG 19 started in 1954. With a quick internet search I could not find a firm in sqaudron in service date.

Looks like they both had a nasty introduction with both have stability issues, and the F-100's having a tendancy for crashing and MiG-19's blowing up.....
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