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MiG-25

The MiG-25 “Foxbat” is a supersonic interceptor and reconnaissance aircraft. The prototype flew in 1964 and entered service in 1970 with an operational speed of Mach 2.83 but if needed Mach 3.2 possibly damaging the engines. The MiG-25 caused concern for the U.S. who demanded increases in the performance of the F-15 Eagle under development. The MiG-25s large wings gave the impression of a high weight of the stainless steel used to manufacture the MiG-25.

MIG-25P Foxbat Red13, flown by Lt. (Sg.) V. Belenko, Japan 1976

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MIG-25PDS Foxbat "The Hornet Killer" 25211, flown by Lt. Zuhair Dawood, Iraqi Air Force, Jan 1991

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MIG-25PD Foxbat 1025th Aerial Squadron, Libyan Air Force, Benin 1981

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MIG-25PDS Foxbat Blue 59, 146th GvIAP, 8th USSR Air Defence Army, Vasilkov AB, 1985

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MIG-25PD "Foxbat" 5th Aerial Squadron AF, Tiyaz AB, 1985

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MIG-25PD "Foxbat" Red 49, 146th Fighter Aviation Regiment, Ukrainian Air Force, Vasilkov 1995

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MIG-25PD Foxbat Blue 75, Soviet Air Force, 1979

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MiG-25PD Foxbat Blue 56, 146th GvIAP, 8th USSR Air Defence Army, 1980s

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MIG-25PDS Foxbat Red 87, 933rd FAR Air Defense of Ukraine, 1995

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MIG-25PDS "50th Anniversary of October" Blue 20, 146th GFAR, Vasilkov, 1990

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MiG-25RB/RBT/RBF/BM model prototype

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