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This skin represents Mig-21MF No.7628 of the Egyptian Air Force as seen in 1988 at Tanta airbase. (Updated to the new model)

This skin is usable for the "normal" Spitfire IX and the clipped wing Spitfire IX.

The liveries are containing dynamic BORT number. To make the BORT number to appear the same on both sides, please use the following syntax:
ABC12121, ABC45454, ABC97979, ....

Arab Air Force Skins for the MiG-19P.

MiG-15bis based on MiG-15bis and MiG-15UTI of the Air Forces of Algeria, Congo-Brazzaville, Kingdom of Egypt, Guinea-Bissau, Mongolia, Mozambique and Tanzania with dynamic BORT numbers.

According my sources the one and only MiG-15 of Guinea-Bissau (#34) is stored in a shelter since years. One MiG-15 of Congo-Brazzaville (#101) was found 1994 stored outside in a very bad condition. Mongolia received some MiG-15bis and MiG-15UTI and the only available photo is #337 as gate guard.

v4: Algerian livery fixed
v3: My own interpretation of the Algerian livery and a new Egypt livery added. All skins updated to use Rougness Metallic layer
v2: Mongolia and Tanzania added, all BORT numbers and skins optimized
v1: Initial release with Congo-Brazzaville, Guinea-Bissau and Mozambique

Created by TAU. This pack is essential part of TAW 1948 Arab-Israeli War multiplayer mission
Disclaimer: I didn't created any of those skins. Authors are listed below.

README.txt contains installment instructions. JSGME ready.

A Skin for the MiG-15bis by the Egyptian Air Force, Sinai 1956.  

A quick little mission to intercept an unknow aircraft at north of Egypt

Israel is under attack.

It is October 6th, 1973, Yom Kippur.  The most holy day of the year.  Most IDF members are home with family or on leave.  The situation is dire.

Without warning, Egyptian Air Forces destroyed or damaged airfields and military facilities throughout the Sinai.  In what was expected to take days, Egyptian units have breached the sand walls of the canal in mere hours.  Reports indicate massive forces are moving across the Canal and overrunning the Bar Lev Line.

Stood up following the revolution that first toppled the Erusean Monarchy, the Rawhides always found themselves on the frontier lands. Rarely stationed at conventional bases, the unit became exceptional at field maintenance and consistently exceeded readiness goals, even during war time.

During the Continental War in 2004, the Squadron would be deployed to the captured Istas Fortress, and would mount a costly defense of the base against ISAF Air Raids until forced to retreat by the approaching army. While most of the unit would be captured along with its surviving aircraft, it would remain active through the transition period with the return of the Monarchy.

In 2019, during the Lighthouse War, the unit would once again find themselves deployed in harsh conditions, this time protecting the vital supply base in Roca Roja, Eastern Usea. Following Operation One Pair, the squadron would be depleted by the Osean Counter-Air that had been sent in the strike.

The ‘Nile Valley’ camouflage scheme appeared on Egyptian aircraft at the end of the seventies. The Egyptian command concluded that the two color scheme
as delivered by the Soviets was inadequate for combat in the Middle East. The result was a scheme composed of three tones on the upper surfaces.
The front of the nose was adorned with the head of the ‘Red Demon’, but the relevance of this is still uncertain. It is possible that it is a unit marking.

Enjoy,
Speckfire