Author: Karol
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Yakovlev Yak-23. Tally. 1951.
Kraków 2007-02-16 085c Section 1951-01-06 Yakovlev Yak-23. Poland List of Yak-23 aircraft operated in Poland. 1 712 / 37 1951. 40 PLM. On 25.08.1952, warrant officer Kazimierz Jaworski was tasked with flying to the zone for piloting. It was his first solo flight and was supervised by Lieutenant Pietrzak. In the zone, he gained an…
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Yakovlev Yak-23. Construction. 1951.
Kraków 2007-02-16 085c Section 1951-01-06 Yakovlev Yak-23. Poland Yak-23 design Yak-23 is a single-seat, single-engine fighter aircraft built in a redan layout, with a straight wing. Semi-monocoque design. Medium-wing. Straight wing, undivided. At the fuselage, laminar profile S-1-12 changing into laminar KW-Z-12. Lift 3.5 degrees. Each wing is made of 2 spars and 17 ribs.…
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Yakovlev Yak-23. History. 1951
Kraków 2007-02-16 085c Section 1951-01-06 Yakovlev Yak-23. Poland The second type of turbojet aircraft in the Polish Military Aviation. The first aircraft to achieve combat readiness. See Yak-17. History Yak-23 nb 1616. The side number is fictitious and is the number of the Military Unit at Balice Airport. There is a red lightning bolt on…
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PZL Świdnik Agusta A.109. 2005
Kraków 2018-06-08 315a Tally 2005. AgustaWestland A.109 / AW.109. AW-109 helicopter in Poland. History The beginnings of the Italian Agusta factory date back to 1907. It was then that the Italian constructor Giovanni Agusta founded a company producing airplanes of his own design. The Great World War disrupted the company’s operations. Production was resumed in…
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Jakowlew Jak-17, 17 W. Tally. 1950
Kraków 2007-02-07 085b Tally 1950-08-20 OKB Jakowlew Jak-17 / W „Agata”. Poland The first Polish fighter aircraft with a turbojet engine. List of Jak-17 / W Agata aircraft operated in Poland. Yak-17 nb 29, 1950. Shown publicly on 20.08.1950, over Okęcie Airport. Yak-17 nb unknown, 1950. Initially kept as a spare. Yak-17 nb unknown, 1950.…
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Jakowlew Jak-17, 17 W “Agata”. Design. 1950
Kraków 2007-02-07 085b Section 1950-08-20 OKB Jakowlew Jak-17 / W „Agata”. Poland The first Polish fighter aircraft with a turbojet engine. Jak-17 design A single-seat, single-engine mid-wing aircraft with an almost entirely metal structure and straight wings. A truss structure covered with sheet metal. Often referred to in publications as a transitional type, which should…
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Jakowlew Jak-17, 17 W “Agata”. History. 1950
Kraków 2007-02-07 085b Section 1950-08-20 OKB Jakowlew Jak-17 / W „Agata”. Poland The first Polish fighter aircraft with a turbojet engine. History. Assumptions of the Jak-15 design. The Yak-15 aircraft became the first aircraft with a turbojet engine of the Yakovlev OKB. The Yak-3 fighter aircraft was taken as the basis, with a piston engine,…
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Air Show Radom. 2005
Radom 2016-10-21 Air Show IX Radom. 2005 year. As previously agreed, more shows took place after a two-year break in Radom – Air Show 2005 (IX) Radom. The break was due to the desire to reduce costs. These events, although extremely popular, are not profitable. They were not and cannot be. Entering such an event…
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Mikojan and Guriewicz MiG-23 MF, UB. List. 1979
Kraków 2007-01-02 255 Section 1979-06-04 OKB Mikojan and Guriewicz MiG-23 MB, UB. Poland Fighter aircraft with variable wing geometry. LIST OF AIRCRAFT MiG-23 MF serving in 28 PLM in Słupsk. MiG-23 MF nb 120 No. 390217120 – Delivered on June 4, 1979. in the first batch. Withdrawn in 1996 In 2003, he went to the…
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Mikoyan and Gurevich MiG-23 MF, UB. Construction. 1979.
Kraków 2007-01-02 255 Section 1979-06-04 OKB Mikoyan and Gurevich MiG-23 MF, UB. Poland A fighter aircraft with variable wing geometry. Construction MiG-23 MF design Single-seat, single-engine supersonic interceptor, also capable of performing attack and bombing missions. High-wing monoplane with variable wing geometry. Main strength elements made of steel; fuselage fuel tanks, wing spars and empennage,…