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10-07-2004, 21:23 PM
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the article mentions Bisons; however, the su30s raped the f15s not the bisons
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10-07-2004, 21:48 PM
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#32 (permalink)
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Tamizhanban
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No its Bisons and MK's. Read again 
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The Indians flew a number of different fighters, including the French-made Mirage 2000 and the Russian-made MIG-27 and MIG-29, but the two most formidable IAF aircraft proved to be the MIG-21 Bison, an upgraded version of the Russian-made baseline MIG-21, and the SU-30K Flanker, also made in Russia, Neubeck said. He emphasized the fact that U.S. forces were always outnumbered in these scenarios, but said the missions proved more difficult than expected.
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