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  1. Ronin_Gaijin
    Please share your sources for these two.
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    Daily MiG-29 Стрижи (Swifts) 9.51
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    That is correct. They existed in (PVO units at least) 1986. Most importantly the R-27P did not only exist in the manual, but also in the WCS.
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    The most important visual fact separating the 9.13 with the 9.12 is the hump. Pictured above from ED is a 9.12 body. This is basic. Please let's move on.
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    Seeker head (9B 1101K, product 470-1) is the same between the missiles. Only the rocket motor changes.
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    Daily MiG-29 Romanian 9.12As and 9.51s
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    Beautiful Hungarian 9.12Bs
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    Another great post! Thank you for sharing the history. For the younger people to learn and for the older to remember.
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    Daily MiG-29 Russian 9.13 being photobombed by a Su-27P/S Both aircraft belong to the Lipetsk Airbase (4th Center for Combat Employment and Retraining of Flight Personnel)
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    Daily MiG-29 Стрижи (Swifts) 9.13 and 9.51
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    Daily MiG-29 Russian 9.51
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    3 antennas on top in front of the canopy is correct.
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    Daily MiG-29 Russian 9.13
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    Daily MiG-29 Smokey 9.51
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    Don't worry. You helped me right a wrong. Here is a daily MiG-29 Slovakian 9.12A (S)
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    You were correct and I was wrong. For some reason it did not occur to me to look at the photos of each and compare the IFF systems externally. Thank you. Image: On the left is a Soviet 9.12 and to the right is Hungarian 9.12B. P.S. MiG-29A never existed.
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    Daily MiG-29 Стрижи (Swifts) 9.51
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    Daily MiG-29 Slovakian 9.12A
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    Thank you for providing these, but wikipedia and photographers are not valid sources. You would have said the same if I came back with these. Any Hungarian pilots describing their jet regarding the IFF and the radar modes? Any Soviet sources (authors, OKB MiG officials) saying that they were 9.12Bs?
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    Source?
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    Yesterday was the 85th anniversary of OKB MiG Some of us celebrated the event with a short flight. 2x Мары and 2x Стрижи (early) flying 9.12s. Also attached: Photo of the prototype in the Soviet Air Force Museum at Monino.
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    Daily MiG-29 Hungarian 9.12A 9.12B
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    Daily MiG-29 Slovakian 9.12A
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