MiG-17, subsonic (.93 Mach) fighter which in service of North Vietnamese Air Force was responsible for 71 recorded aerial victories against US Air Force including 11 Crusaders, 16 F-105 Thunderchiefs, 32 F-4 Phantom IIs : r/aviation
The story of the North Vietnamese MiG-21 Fishbed fighters tasked to attack USAF EB-66 Destroyer electronic attack aircraft - The Aviation Geek Club
Vietnam's fighter jock mystery: How the most prolific pilot in the conflict probably didn't exist at all | SOFREP
Adapting to Disruption: Aerial Combat over North Vietnam > National Defense University Press > News Article View
Air War Over North Vietnam: The Vietnamese People's Air Force: 1949-1977 - Vietnam Studies Group Series (6075): Istvan Toperczer: 9780897473903: Amazon.com: Books
The Real Top Gun: How the U.S. Air Force Got Schooled in Vietnam | The National Interest
Vietnamese Aces - MiG-17 and MiG-21 pilots
Print Scale Decals 1/72 NORTH VIETNAMESE MiG FIGHTERS OF THE VIETNAM WAR | eBay
Countering MiGs: Air-to-Air Combat Over North Vietnam > National Museum of the United States Air Force™ > Display
Our MiG 21 outside Hangar 79 dressed in North Vietnamese Air Force decals. | Fighter, Fighter jets, Mig 21
North Vietnamese Air Force paints for the MLADG MiG-17 - Aircraft Skins - Liveries - X-Plane.Org Forum
Operation Linebacker - Wikipedia
Vietnam People's Air Force, New Corgi Announcement and Model Arrivals
Countering MiGs: Air-to-Air Combat Over North Vietnam > National Museum of the United States Air Force™ > Display
Vietnam People's Air Force MIG-21bis Modern Skins Pack
Countering MiGs: Air-to-Air Combat Over North Vietnam > National Museum of the United States Air Force™ > Display
The story of the only USAF F-102 Delta Dagger shot down by a North Vietnamese MiG-21 - The Aviation Geek Club
When Two USAF F-104s Were Shot Down By North Vietnamese SAMs On Iron Hand escort Missions - Fighter Jets World
Against the MiGs in Vietnam | Air & Space Forces Magazine
Vietnam North AF
In 1966, U.S. Air Force Drones Tricked North Vietnamese Missileers Into Giving Up Their Secrets | The National Interest
