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The obsolescent MiG-17 fighter produced North Vietnam's first jet air-to-air victories



 
 
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Old August 6th 07, 11:02 PM posted to rec.aviation.military,rec.aviation.military.naval
John Carrier
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Default The obsolescent MiG-17 fighter produced North Vietnam's first jet air-to-air victories

Well, that was long winded. In truth, the Mig-17 had superior sustained and
instantaneous turn performance compared to ANY US Vietnam era tactical
aircraft if flown within its optimum flight envelope. Due to flight control
limitations, its turn capability was severely limited above 420KIAS.

R / John


 




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