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MiG-19
0743-0745-0812-0813

MiG-19

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The aircraft was manufactured May 22, 1970, 1st flight in the USSR - May 25, 1970, taken from the manufacturer - May 30, 1970, the flight to the Czechoslovak Republic took place on June 18, 1970. The first flight in the Czechoslovak Republic took place on July 21, 1970.<br />
In the division of the property of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, Slovakia fell to the MiG-21MA 2707<br />
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Lietadlo bolo vyrobené 22.05.1970, 1.let v ZSSR - 25.05.1970, prevzaté od výrobcu - 30.05.1970, prelet do ČSSR sa uskutočnil dňa 18.06.1970. Prvý let v ČSSR sa uskutočnil 21.07.1970.<br />
Pri delení majetku ČSFR pripadlo Slovensku MiG-21MA 2707

Exactly one month after final assembly, this aircraft was handed over to representatives of the Czechoslovak Air Force on February 4 , 1972. After initial service with the 4th slp at Pardubice, this aircraft served with the 5th and 9th slp. In May 1991, the aircraft was reassigned to the 11th slp, based at Zatec. In October, 1991, the plane was decked out to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the formation of the 11th slp. The aircraft remains in this guise to this day. After the disbandment of the 11th slp, the aircraft was transferred to the 28th sbolp at Caslav. There, it served until its retirement, where it still serves as a monument to the service of the MiG-21 at that base.<br />
Po finální montáži dne 4. února 1972 byl tento stroj přesně po jednom měsíci předán zástupcům československého letectva. Po začátku slyžby v Pardubicích u 4. slp sloužil také u 5. a 9. slp. V květnu 1991 stroj dostal 11. slp, působící z letiště Žatec. V říjnu 1991 letoun dostal slavnostní zbarvení, které připomínalo 40. výročí založení 11. slp. V této podobě zůstal až do dnes. Po zrušení 11. slp letoun putoval k 28. sbolp na základnu v Čáslavi. Na této základně sloužil až do svého vyřazení a zůstal zde do dnešních dnů jako pomník připomínající službu MiGù-21 na zdejším letišti.

UPDATE 10/20/2021: includes link for Huey SAR attachments for DCS 2.7

Fictional Huey US Coast Guard Livery after actual MH-60T Jayhawk painting.
Plus link to older package with C130, Perry and Zodiac liveries for DCS 2.5.

US Coast Guard Livery plus some SAR attachments for the UH-60a, which are modeled after the MH-60T "Jayhawk" equipment used by the USCG. Attachments or payloads consist of a Radar-Dome, FLIR camera, a Rescue Winch, Mirrors and 3 external fuel tanks.

My next pack of skins for AV-8B. This time i gave to you a pack of 2 main skins based on camouflage used by British Bomber Command and British Coastal Command in 3 varration: Great Britain; Poland and Czechoslovakia.

It was hard work to make it look as I wanted but effect (in my opinion) is great. In pack you will get:

1) Fictional - WW2 British Navy Bomber
2) Fictional - WW2 British Night Bomber
3) Fictional - WW2 Czechoslovak Navy Bomber
4) Fictional - WW2 Czechoslovak Night Bomber
5) Fictional - WW2 Polish Navy Bomber
6) Fictional - WW2 Polish Night Bomber

Each skin get 'WW2 style' pilot set with dedicated shoulder patch.


!WARNING!   Polish and Czechoslovakian skins use main files from British version - so if you delete 'British' you can't use 'variations'   !WARNING!

Fictional livery based on real life Norwegian Coast Guard helicopters.

This download contains one fictional livery for the UH-1H, modeled after the HH-65 Dolphin flown by the US Coast Guard.  This mod installs with JSGME, simply copy the enclosed folder into your _MODS directory.

This download contains one fictional livery for the Mi-8MTV2, based on the MH-60T helicopters flown by the United States Coast Guard. This mod installs with JSGME, simply copy the folder into your _MODS directory.

Version 1.1 update:  New rotor textures, fixed the orange base color, larger CG logo, various small cleanups