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• Su-25
  ...jet attack planes that first flew in 1979, still are "Shturmoviks".<ref GS-Su-25>{{citation | url = http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/russia/su-25.htm
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• Su-25/Definition
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• Su-25/Related Articles
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• FROGFOOT
  #REDIRECT [[Su-25]]
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• FROGFOOT/Definition
  NATO designation for Russian [[Su-25]] [[close air support]] fixed-wing aircraft
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• Sirena/Related Articles
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• Sirena
  ...Yak-28 BREWER) electronic warfare variant. There is also version for the Su-25 FROGFOOT
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• Su-25
  ...jet attack planes that first flew in 1979, still are "Shturmoviks".<ref GS-Su-25>{{citation | url = http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/russia/su-25.htm
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• Vympel R-27 (missile)/Related Articles
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• Il-2 Shturmovik/Related Articles
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• Close air support/Related Articles
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• Vympel R-60 (missile)/Related Articles
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• Su-25/Related Articles
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• Flare (electronic warfare)/Related Articles
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• Il-2 Shturmovik
  ...an inspiration for armored CAS and antitank aircraft such as the Russian [[Su-25]] and U.S. [[A-10]].
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• Close air support
  ...es use a conventional runway rather than S/VTOL. The U.S. A-10 and Russian Su-25 (NATO designation FROGFOOT) aircraft are heavily armored jet aircraft with
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