Category: Airplanes
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Suchoj Su-22 M4K nb 7308. 2024
Kołobrzeg 2024-11-21 OKB Suchoj Su-22 M 4 K nb 7308. Supersonic fighter-bomber, with variable wing geometry. The outbreak of the Second Cold War, in the early 80s of the 20th century, forced the Warsaw Pact countries to rearm. In Poland, the fighter aviation was equipped with MiG-23 MF aircraft, in limited quantities, and, for financial…
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PZL TS-11 Iskra nb 1807. 2024
Kołobrzeg 2024-11-20 PZL TS-11 Iskra nb 1807. TS-11 bis DF serial number 3H 18-07. 21 units were built in series 18. The aircraft was manufactured in 1982. In 2007, the aircraft was operated in Krzesiny, in the 3rd ELT. After service, it was transferred to the Polish Arms Museum in Kołobrzeg. On July 27, 2022,…
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Iljuszyn Ił-28 nb 52. 2024
Kołobrzeg 2024-11-16 Iljuszyn Ił-28 nb 52. The copy in the collection of the Polish Arms Museum served until 1978, in military unit no. 2571 in Słupsk, where it had the number nb 64. However, the Polish Air Force had an Il-28 nb 52 aircraft. The aircraft had the serial number 2113. It was delivered to…
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PZL CSS-13, S-13. 2024
Kołobrzeg 2024-11-15 PZL CSS-13, S-13, Polikarpow Po-2. Polish Arms Museum in Kołobrzeg. One of the CSS-13 aircraft is exhibited in the Polish Arms Museum in Kołobrzeg, in the hall with heavy weapons. The aircraft is disguised as a Po-2 and is painted green, with blue on the bottom. The aircraft has red stars with yellow…
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Aeroklub Nowotarski. Sightseeing flight. 2024r.
Nowy Targ 2024-08-14 Aeroklub Nowotarski. Aeroklub Nowotarski organizes various aviation events, including sightseeing flights. Sightseeing flights are performed by airplanes, motor gliders, gliders and hot air balloons. On August 14, 2024, we had the opportunity to participate in a sightseeing flight in a Cessna C-182 P Skylane aircraft, registration SP-EDI, No. 18262697. The Cessna C-182…
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PZL TS-11 Iskra nb 1702. 2024
Słupsk 2024-08-25 PZL TS-11 Iskra nb 1702. Seventeenth production series; 374-395 TS-11 bis D/DF. Serial numbers 3H 17-01 – 17-22. Manufactured in 1978. 22 units built. TS-11 bis D. 3H 17-02 aircraft. 1978. In 2005, it was operated in Mińsk Mazowiecki, 1st ELT. In 2017, the aircraft was operated in Dęblin. On May 19, 2021,…
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Mikojan and Guriewicz MiG-23 MF nb 1979. 2024
Słupsk 2024-08-24 Mikojan and Guriewicz MiG-23 MF nb 1979. Fighter aircraft with variable wing geometry. MiG-23 in Poland. 1979. Our politicians and military encountered the MiG-23 for the first time when they were looking for a successor to the Il-28 bombers. The last 6 bombers were removed from the inventory in 1979, but for the…
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Mikojan and Guriewicz MiG-21 PF nb 1973. 2024
Słupsk 2024-08-24 Mikojan and Guriewicz MiG-21 PF nb 1973. Development of the MiG-21. During the development of the MiG-21 fighter, the requirements for the weapon system were increased. Ultimately, the front-line fighter was to have the ability to engage air targets day and night in “any weather conditions”. In this way, Mikoyan, after several years,…
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Mikojan and Guriewicz MiG-19 PM nb 1958 / 908. 2024
Słupsk 2024-08-24 Mikojan and Guriewicz MiG-19 PM nb 1958 / 908. Mikoyan and Gurevich MiG-19. In the Polish Army, the Mikoyan and Gurevich MiG-19 was the first supersonic fighter aircraft, and at the same time the first armed with guided air-to-air missiles. The MiG-19 was not a logical continuation of the MiG-15 and MiG-17 fighter…
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WSK PZL Mielec Lim-5 nb 1952. 2024
Słupsk 2024-08-24 WSK PZL Lim-5. In 1956, the Polish Fighter Aviation had: 541 fighters. All aircraft were turbojet powered; MiG-15, MiG-15bis, Lim-1, Lim-2 and MiG-17 PF. In 1956, we bought 4 MiG-17 F aircraft from CCCP, two of which served as a model for serial production at PZL WSK-Mielec. In 1955, a decision was made…