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Daily MiG-29 Swifts 9.51

Daily MiG-29 Russian 9.13 4-й ЦБП и ПЛС Липецк

Daily MiG-29 Serbian 9.12A

In this post you will see how Mary-1 in Turkmenistan looked like very recently. No airplane cemetery there.

Daily MiG-29 Swifts 9.13

The dissolution of the Soviet Union left a lot of airbases in disarray. Many of the assets where taken by Russia and transferred to Russian soil, while others stayed and became part of the local country armed forces. I am sure all the countries cut down on their military budgets and some of the assets you are talking about where left as a monument or just to fade away. The Soviet war in Afghanistan ended in 1989 and the USSR ceased to exist in 1991. Don't know how many things are still there after 35 years. I do know that Turkmenistan uses the airbase for military and civilian aviation, so they are not in ruins.

Tu-16s and Tu-22M3s were based in Mary (Turkmenistan) and they were being escorted because of the Pakistani F-16s, by MiG-21Bis from Kokaydi (Uzbekistan).

Why not? It was my first try and I was loaded with fuel and missiles as well. Just wanted to feel the early PVO pilots struggle! Thank you very much for sharing the updated lua.

Trying to fly formation with it at 21.000m... Nope...

Daily MiG-29 Russian 9.41

First of all, thank you for your efforts in making this work as close to as intended. Please let us know if you or the original poster of the mod want to share the latest lua that can go up to 78.000feet/23.774,4 meters.

Daily MiG-29 Polish 9.12A pair

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Daily MiG-29 Polish 9.12A pair

Daily MiG-29 Malaysian 9.12SD (MiG-29N)

47 years ago, on October 6, 1977, Alexander Vasilyevich Fedotov, lifted a prototype of the MiG-29 aircraft into the sky. Forever in our hearts!

Daily MiG-29 Ukrainian 9.12 (early production model) P.S. The Tu-154 at the back celebrated its 55th anniversary from its first flight yesterday.

https://hushkit.net/2019/08/12/mig-29-versus-mirage-2000-personal-account-from-by-air-marshal-harish-masand/ and

Daily MiG-29 Polish 9.12A

Daily MiG-29 Swifts 9.13

Daily MiG-29 Russian prototype 9.17

Daily MiG-29 Polish 9.12A

Daily MiG-29 Serbian 9.12A formation

I do remember. That was why I made the post.

Daily MiG-29 Russian 9.51 Swifts