Look up: MiG-9

1. MiG-19
   (from the article `MiG`) ...and was used as a defensive interceptor by North Vietnam in the Vietnam War during the 1960s and as a fighter-bomber by Egypt and Syria in the ...
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2. Mig-19
   The Mig-19 (Farmer) was a Soviet single-seater fighter aircraft produced from 1953. The Mig-19 was a cantilever monoplane armed with three 30 mm NT-30 guns one in each wing root and one under the right side of the nose, later variants had the guns removed and under-wing pylons installed to carry air...
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3. MiG-29
   (from the article `MiG`) ...also made it useful for reconnaissance. The MiG-31, a two-seat interceptor introduced in 1983, is based on the MiG-25 but is modified for less ...
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4. Mig-29
   The Mig-29 (Fulcrum) is a Soviet fighter aircraft designed to destroy hostile air targets within radar coverage limits and also to destroy ground targets using unguided weapons in visual flight conditions. The Mig-29K is the carrier based variant used by the Russian Naval Air Force. The Mig-29 fight...
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5. MiG-9
   (from the article `MiG`) The early MiG aircraft were propeller-driven fighters produced in moderate numbers during World War II. The MiG-9, which first flew in 1946, did ...
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6. Mig-9
   The Mig-9 ('Fargo') was a Soviet single-seater fighter aircraft first flown in 1946 and forming the first of the famous Mig series of aircraft. The Mig-9 was powered by two RD-20 (BMW 003 A) turbojets providing a top speed of 911 kmh. Armaments consisted of one 37 mm and two 23 mm cannons in the nose.
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