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MiG-15, not MiG-15bis
Good afternoon Gentlemen,
can anybody tell me if any ace ever scored 5 or more kills in a MiG-15 (MiG-15bis kills excluded) ? Cheers, Michael |
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Re: MiG-15, not MiG-15bis
...I just finished working through "F-86 Sabre vs MiG-15" by Dildy & Thompson. p50 & p73 imply that 324 IAD flew MiG-15's until the end of April 1951 when they transitioned to the MiG-15bis. Who's the unit's top scorer of this early period ? Was it Stepan Naumenko ? p65 & p68 imply that the Chinese flew MiG-15 until given the MiG-15bis in August 1952. Who is the Chinese top scorer of this early period ? Was it Zhao Baotong ?
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Re: MiG-15, not MiG-15bis
...meanwhile I think that Zhao Baotong is the MiG-15 top scorer when MiG-15bis kills are excluded.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhao_Baotong http://aces.safarikovi.org/victories/china-ko.html Can anybody tell me how many pilots shared in his two shared kills ? Cheers, Michael |
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