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Mig 17 And Mig 19 Units Of The Vietnam War Istvan Toperczer Iain Wyllie

Name: Mig 17 And Mig 19 Units Of The Vietnam War Istvan Toperczer Iain Wyllie
SKU: BELL-2620412
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (14 reviews)

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Mig 17 And Mig 19 Units Of The Vietnam War Istvan Toperczer Iain Wyllie instant download after payment.

Publisher: Osprey Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.69 MB

Pages: 96

Author: Istvan Toperczer, Iain Wyllie

ISBN: 9781841761626, 1841761621

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Mig 17 And Mig 19 Units Of The Vietnam War Istvan Toperczer Iain Wyllie by Istvan Toperczer, Iain Wyllie 9781841761626, 1841761621 instant download after payment.

The erstwhile enemy of the USAF and US Navy during the nine years of American involvement in the Vietnam War (1955-1975), the Vietnamese Peoples' Air Force (VPAF) quickly grew from an ill-organised rabble of poorly trained pilots flying antiquated communist aircraft into a highly effective fighting force that more than held its own over the skies of North Vietnam. Flying Soviet fighters like the MiG-17, and -19, the VPAF produced over a dozen aces, whilst the Americans managed just two pilots and three navigators in the same period