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Soviet-designed [[fighter aircraft]] multirole aircraft, with NATO reporting name [[FULCRUM]], which may have fit into a Soviet "high-low" mix; the MiG-29 was the the counterpart to the [[F-16 Fighting Falcon]] while the [[Su-27]] (NATO reporting name [[FLANKER]]) was the [[F-15 Eagle]] equivalent. | Soviet-designed [[fighter aircraft]] multirole aircraft, with NATO reporting name [[FULCRUM]], which may have fit into a Soviet "high-low" mix; the MiG-29 was the the counterpart to the [[F-16 Fighting Falcon]] while the [[Su-27]] (NATO reporting name [[FLANKER]]) was the [[F-15 Eagle]] equivalent. | ||
Given detailed examinations by Luftwaffe after German reunifications, by all accounts a very good aircraft, with one of the first helmet-mounted infrared sight an especially nasty feature for dogfighting. | Given detailed examinations by Luftwaffe after German reunifications, by all accounts a very good aircraft, with one of the first helmet-mounted infrared sight an especially nasty feature for dogfighting. | ||
Revision as of 05:32, 20 July 2008
Soviet-designed fighter aircraft multirole aircraft, with NATO reporting name FULCRUM, which may have fit into a Soviet "high-low" mix; the MiG-29 was the the counterpart to the F-16 Fighting Falcon while the Su-27 (NATO reporting name FLANKER) was the F-15 Eagle equivalent.
Given detailed examinations by Luftwaffe after German reunifications, by all accounts a very good aircraft, with one of the first helmet-mounted infrared sight an especially nasty feature for dogfighting.