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On 26 Kwi, 06:15, "Flashnews" wrote:
Of all the attack birds the Su-22 Fitter H/G da da seems to have become the THUD of the east and is still liked by pilots in former Communist countries such as Poland that actually upgraded them. It had lots of power, carries a lot, stable as hell in bombing, adapts to all kinds of junk, handles well and maintains good. Not a digital cockpit but it was one of the best before the MiG-29 came out. Thanks for your kind words on our hardware. Actually, what Polish Air Forces still fly is Su-22M4 Fitter K. The aircraft is like a dragster lorry, needs quite a lot of space to make a turn, but indeed, can carry quite a lot. Some Japanese visitors to one of the units back in the mid-1990's were very surprised to see the only real avionics on board is... the radar. The Floggers / Fencers / Fitters and what have you have all been replaced by the Sukhoi Su-27 family and for a while the MiG-29 had trouble but now it is steaming ahead. One more mistake in the manual: among the drawings in the manual I saw only flat-nose MiG-23BM/MiG-27 version, as if large-nose variants (e.g.MiG-23MF/ML/MLD) did not exist at all. Best regards, Jacek |
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