Mikoyan MiG-37 | alternatehistory.com
网页2005年3月12日 · This model was released by the Testor Corproation, the same company that made the F-19 model kit. The MiG-37 looks somewhat like an American F-117 Nighthawk with what looks variable-gemotery wings (like the F-14 Tomcat) and air brakes. Its created NATO reporting name was Ferret. Small detail. In Soviet designation system first number denotes ...
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网页2011年12月3日 · Soviet Stealth Fighter MiG-37 . Aug 2, 2013 #1,746 Wingman1. nova2010 said: Soviet Stealth Fighter MiG-37.
Red Alert - Our 1953 USSR | Page 37 | alternatehistory.com
网页2024年4月20日 · However with the merge of the Ilyushin, Irkut, Mikoyan, Sukhoi, Tupolev, and Yakovlev I could see a plane with the characteristics of the Yak appear. But probably more a mix of the Yak-28P, the Su-15 and even some of the MiG-25 (I think that puppy looks sick) Edit: the MiG-25 is a bit much but maybe the Ye-150. And the Tu-128 and La-250A
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网页2011年12月3日 · The aircraft model in question (MiG-37) was designed and built in Rockford, Illinois. I don't know if it is a Union facility or not, but it has a decided Yankee flavor. My lofty sense of Southern* honor wouldn't permit me to work on it in any way, either in MSpaint nor polystyrene. *Southern Ontario.
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网页2011年12月3日 · August 19, 2018 But on one side of the airport, near Bombardier's facility, a surprise was waiting. That surprise took the form of fourteen CF-184D Supercat fighter aircraft.
Romanov Ascendant: What if the Soviet Union survived?
网页2020年12月15日 · The Stealth Rafale may be touted as an initial solution to the MiG-37/1.44, Europeans will generally have to accept the fact that they will be without a stealth fighter at least into the early 2000s which will increase the push to work together.
What if the MiG-25 was made of titanium? - alternate history
网页2021年11月22日 · The OP said that titanium was rejected for the MiG25 because it was too expensive, I don't know the numbers but the Soviet Union was a relatively poor country so that makes sense. For the USSR I believe it's less the titanium being expensive (since it was the worlds largest producer with the only country that really started producing titanium a ...
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网页2023年1月10日 · Speaking of the ROKAF's attack birds, this is one of them on the ground in Colorado in 1987. The little A-37s proved really good attack birds during much of the conflict, and while the ROKAF ended up trading them for A-10s towards the end of the conflict, these little devils could, and did, prove quite effective indeed, and they were famously easy to work on and keep flying.
Soviet Fighter Developement- no SU collapse
网页2014年2月17日 · The MiG MFI would probably end up entering service in the mid 90's, and would probably be the new High-end and multi-role fighter for the VVS while updated Flankers and Foxhounds remained in service with the PVO. The S-37 testbed would probably lead somewhere interesting as well, but I'm not sure what exactly it'd lead to.
Alternative History Armoured Fighting Vehicles Part 4
网页2023年12月14日 · The T249 Vigilante was a prototype 37 mm self-propelled anti-aircraft gun (SPAAG) designed as a replacement for the Bofors 40 mm gun and M42 Duster in US Army service. The system consisted of a 37 mm T250 six-barrel Gatling gun mounted on a lengthened M113 armored personnel carrier platform with a radar system.