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PAF8101 —

Submitted 3 years ago

Mirosławiec Airbase , september 2019.

2 of PAF8101 28 of SU22 28 at EPMI

Arkadiusz Cieslak

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Andre Blanchard3 years ago

This is something you don't see everyday (especially where I am) Great photo!

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Gavin Hughes3 years ago

Yes indeed a great shot and it is so good to see what we in the 'west' don't ordinarily get to see.

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John Sukovich3 years ago

MiG-21, but which model?

The intakes just in front of the numbers: Any idea of their function?

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Arkadiusz CieslakPhoto Uploader3 years ago

Hi John. This not MiG 21 , but Su-22M4 - export version of Su-17M4.

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Mike Dryden3 years ago

Hi John

Bit late to the party... those intakes are to feed more air to the engine on the ground when there simply isn't enough getting rammed into the nose intake.

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