Alej MiGů
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Alej MiGů (anglicky: MiG Alley) bylo označení oblasti v severozápadní části Severní Koreje podél řeky Jalu. Během korejské války se zde odehrávalo mnoho leteckých soubojů mezi americkými stíhačkami a stíhačkami komunistických sil, obzvlášť SSSR. Americké stíhačky North American F-86 Sabre a MiG-15 sovětské výroby byly nejvíce používané letouny během korejské války. Alej MiGů nese jméno po stíhačkách MiG-15. Protože to bylo první místo, kde proti sobě ve velkém počtu bojovaly proudové stíhačky, považuje se alej MiGů za rodiště soubojů proudových letounů.
Americké F-86F Sabre během letu nad Koreou, 1953
MiG-15bis severokorejského letectva, 1953
Řada fotografií z fotokulometu zobrazuje MiG-15 nad Koreou, duben 1953
Externí odkazy
Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Alej MiGů na Wikimedia Commons - The Cold War: MiG Alley - Air War in Korea - Cold War DOCUMENTARY na YouTube (anglicky)
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Col Ben O. Davis leads F-86 flight (51st FIW, Korea).jpg
Original description: A three-ship formation of F-86F Sabres assigned to the 51st Fighter-Interceptor Wing fly over Korea in 1953. The 51st Fighter Wing, under various designations, fought in the Korean War and has provided aerial support and deterrence on the Korean Peninsula since 1971.
Original description: A three-ship formation of F-86F Sabres assigned to the 51st Fighter-Interceptor Wing fly over Korea in 1953. The 51st Fighter Wing, under various designations, fought in the Korean War and has provided aerial support and deterrence on the Korean Peninsula since 1971.
MiG-15bis in hangar at Kimpo AB 21 Sept 1953.jpg
The Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-15bis of North Korean Senior Lt. No Kum-Sok in a hangar at Kimpo air base, South Korea, on 21 September 1953. Kom-Sok, who had long before decided to escape to South Korea, suddenly landed downwind at Kimpo Air Base near Seoul, South Korea, greatly surprising the personnel there. Within a day the plane was flown to Okinawa, today it is on display at the Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio (USA).
The Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-15bis of North Korean Senior Lt. No Kum-Sok in a hangar at Kimpo air base, South Korea, on 21 September 1953. Kom-Sok, who had long before decided to escape to South Korea, suddenly landed downwind at Kimpo Air Base near Seoul, South Korea, greatly surprising the personnel there. Within a day the plane was flown to Okinawa, today it is on display at the Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio (USA).
MiG Alley Map (en).svg
The area called "MiG Alley" during the Korean War (1950-53) on the Chinese-North Korean border. See also: File:Usaf-korea-map.jpg (US Army)
The area called "MiG Alley" during the Korean War (1950-53) on the Chinese-North Korean border. See also: File:Usaf-korea-map.jpg (US Army)
MiG-15 Over Korea.jpg
Gun camera strip showing Russian MIG-15, U.S.A.F., Korea, Apr. 1953
Gun camera strip showing Russian MIG-15, U.S.A.F., Korea, Apr. 1953