Groom Lake/area 51 Migs from 70s info needed

"GregD" wrote in message
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"Tarver Engineering" wrote in message
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We had red hats at north base at Eddies, they are GE and secret
(civilians).
What you dug up on google is what some nut wrote to a URL.

Well that certainly adds credibility to what some nut (you) wrote to a
newsgroup. I have a red hat at home that has the GE logo on it - does
that make me a secret civilian?

Only if you woked on north Base at Edwards and not for JPL.

In article , jan@artecdesign_punkt_ee says...
breyfogle wrote:

Soviet aircraft in the Red Hat Squadron include the Mig 17, Mig-19, Mig-21,
Mig-23, Mig-27 and Su-27.

Where did they get Su-27 from?


www.ebay.com

Seems some russian airbase needed the cash to turn the lights back on.....



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"Qman" jan@artecdesign_punkt_ee wrote in message
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breyfogle wrote:

Soviet aircraft in the Red Hat Squadron include the Mig 17, Mig-19,
Mig-21,
Mig-23, Mig-27 and Su-27.

Where did they get Su-27 from?

The SU-27 was exported as was the Mig-29. They weren't quite up to par with
the old Soviets Version but still a pretty darned good Fighter Platform. I
am unsure what the differences between the Export and the Non Export of the
SU-27.

Daryl Hunt wrote:

Where did they get Su-27 from?


The SU-27 was exported as was the Mig-29.

Mig-29 is another story, US even bought officially a batch of them from
Moldova some time ago. But when did they get their hands on Su-27?


Qman