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DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World) Leatherneck Simulations MiG-21 Press Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2017 org: Leatherneck Simulations
The MiG-21bis is a delta wing, supersonic, fighter-interceptor jet aircraft. Much like the AK-47 became the everyman's rifle, the MiG-21 has been operated by more than 40 countries worldwide, and has enjoyed the longest production run of any modern jet fighter to date. The MiG-21, in all of its variants, has fought in wars stretching all the way from the Vietnam War in the 1960's to the modern day Syrian Civil War. Owing to its unique blend of versatility, ruggedness and maintainability, the MiG-21 remains in active service to this very day.
Leatherneck Simulations' recreation of the MiG-21 is, by far, the most accurate and comprehensive simulation of this supersonic jet fighter to date. The fully simulated systems, interactive cockpit, advanced flight modeling and incredible graphical fidelity come together to create a package that will provide you with the most authentic simulation possible. So strap in, and get ready to experience the rebirth of a legend.
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DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World) Leatherneck Simulations MiG-21 Press Aircraft: Flyable Image Gallery
year: 2017 org: Leatherneck Simulations- DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World) Leatherneck Simulations MiG-21 Press Aircraft: Flyable Video
year: 2017 org: Leatherneck Simulations 
Fighters Anthology MiG-21 Russia Mission MiGMan: Operation CORK MiGMan: Missions Downloads
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology MiG-21 Aircraft: Flyable Cockpit MiGMan: Missions
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Mission 1A MiG-21 MiGMan: Combat Diary MiGMan: Operation CORK MiGMan: Missions
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Scramble and intercept the approaching Russian transport. Formate on it within view of its' pilots and fire shots across its' bow. If it approaches within 10 miles of our base, destroy it.
Fighters Anthology Mission 2A MiG-21 MiGMan: Combat Diary MiGMan: Operation CORK MiGMan: Missions
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
The imperialist lackey dogs have dared to challenge our rightful claim to the lands of our ancestors. Round them up and drive them back into the sea!
Fighters Anthology Mission 3A MiG-21 MiGMan: Combat Diary MiGMan: Operation CORK MiGMan: Missions
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
With ever greater audacity the capitalists seek to establish a military presence on our very doorstep! Our response....call in the demolition team.
Fighters Anthology Mission 3C MiG-21 MiGMan: Combat Diary MiGMan: Operation CORK MiGMan: Missions
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Scramble, the imperialists are attacking our base.
Fighters Anthology Mission 4A MiG-21 MiGMan: Combat Diary MiGMan: Operation CORK MiGMan: Missions
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fly a regular border patrol, the westerners usually send up F-16's to meet us. Amuse them for a while, then test their responses.
Fighters Anthology Mission 4B MiG-21 MiGMan: Combat Diary MiGMan: Operation CORK MiGMan: Missions
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Escort the bombers. Make sure they arrive safely. Don't forget you can outrun the American Harriers, your MiG will go supersonic very quickly.
Jet-Pilot MiG-21
year: 1996 article pub: 2001
TFX MiG-21 Manual Aircraft: not flyable
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
MiG-21 MiGMan: Combat DiaryI was lucky enough to be a special guest at the launch of the first MiG-21 in Australia, in the early 1990;s. The aircraft was so loud in afterburner we thought it had blown up!
The impressive acceleration combined with its diminutive size meant that it disappeared from sight very quickly. So quickly that it was difficult to pan my camera fast enough to keep it in view. A few seconds after takeoff it had literally disappeared. It was frightening to imagine being on the receiving end of a ground attack by jet aircraft... by the time you heard the sound and looked up it would be raining trouble!
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Photo by MiGMan at Kingsford Smith International Airport, Sydney, 199x.
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