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MiG-21UM Mongol Type 69!

Well answering this question of Yours. I live In North Goa. If you have any such Questions with regards to Myself , than kindly message me through personal Conversation and not on this type of threads. Hope you got That brother🙂

Bro. We are waiting for you to Share some more Pictures of Mig-21 :india:

Yeah definitely. By the looks of the Aircraft and the Quality and Looks of the Photo Itself, one thing is for sure. It's not from The 2000s. This picture must be From Somewhere around in the 90s definitely.

Oh yes ,I know you are Talking about the Incident regarding Bipin Rawat. Every one is sad. Even me too. Bye Though. See you later🙂

Nothing much sir. Just wanted to invite you here to see if you are Interested in Posting here. That's all. If you are not Interested than its not an Issue 🙂

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Yeah most probably you are right. That It's time we retire these beasts now. They have served their Purpose but now We need to Phase them out and Induct newer Aircrafts inplace of it. Every year we hear of so many Crashes of This Aircraft. And I hear so many Pilots losing their Lives to this...

In my opinion. We should convert our Current MIG-21s into Drones. We can't lose our precious pilots lives by Making They Fly This Aircraft. Instead we should retire Them from Service or in my opinion the Best Thing to do would be to Convert These Aircrafts Into Drones. That's what I Feel like we...

Thank you for your information. I was curious to know that's Why.

@Indx TechStyle

I believe that all Our Current MIG-21s use The Tumansky R-25 which is a turbojet engine, this engine was seen as the ultimate development of Tumansky R-11.(Below is a Picture of The Tumansky R-25 engine which is being used in Our Indian MIG-21 BISON) HAL had built These Engines under Licence in...

Can someone tell me what Exactly is This Black Patch Thing at The Side of The MIG 21 bison Cockpit?(I have marked it) what is it? Some Kind of a Sensor? Or Something? Can Someone Explain here. It would be greatly Appreciated.

More Pictures of The Indian Airforce MIG-21 BISON.

Indian Air Force| 1971 MiG-21 shoots down a F-104 Starfighter near Jamnagar .

More Pictures of The MIG-21 bison Aircraft of The Indian airforce.

The Red Scorchers MiG 21 Type-77 formation aerobatics team of Indian Air Force : Black Archers and Scorpions (Squadrons) combine 1971.. isn't it a beautiful Picture? Huh

Cool indeed. I have to say and Admit That the Picture shared by you is pretty cool.

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