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Answer: | Shenyang F-7A (Albanian Air Force 1970-2004)
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Prize Winner: | sorry, no prize this month
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Winners: | Weerapon (Thailand)
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* Nose/canopy/pitot points to MiG-21F/MiG-21F-13 and early J-7 versions or F-7A. White c/s suggest Chinese example, but serial/code
(not to mention the Rinas AB shelter in the background) distinguishes the operator Albania, thus the F-7A. Albania
received the early Chinese version F-7A by Shenyang, but production had moved to Chengdu. Not to be confused with improved J-7/F-7 versions by
Chengdu.
** For Chinese version, NATO 'FISHBED' still applies. 'MONGOL' is reporting name for the MiG-21U/JJ-7/FT-7 two-seaters, does not apply here.
Chengdu later export models received names, but they do not apply here (Airguard, Skybolt, etc.).
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| Participants: | 41 (20 correct answers, 20 partly correct) |
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