MIG-21

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Titles: MIG-21 No’s 1 and 2

The MIG-21 was the most famous of the Russian cold-war fighters, as well as the most extensively produced of all jet fighters, with well over 10,000 being produced over a 30 year production life.

First shown to the West in 1955 during a May-Day parade, it did not enter production and air force service until about 1960. Since then numerous variants have been produced, and the aircraft has enjoyed extensive export success.

We offer two titles on this attractive and capable aircraft. Each title contains Flight or Technical Manuals for various models of the MIG-21, some in English and some in the original Russian. The files have been scanned from the original flight manuals unless otherwise stated.

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Title 1 contains:

  • Pilot’s Flight Operating Instructions for the MIG-21bis, Manual “756”, undated with approx 229 pages. (In the English language).
  • Operating Instructions, Book One – Aircraft and Systems, for the MIG-21bis (Item 75b). This is an English translation of the original Russian manual produced as a US Intelligence Information Report. Dated 28 June 1976 with approx 486 pages. A copy of the original Secret report.
  • Technical Description Manual, Book One for the Mig-21bis (Item 75a). approx 129 pages in the original Russian which appears to cover aerodynamic characteristics.

Title 2 contains:

  • Pilot’s Flight Operating Instructions for the MIG-21UM two seat trainer,  dated 1975 with approx 225 pages. (In the English language).
  • Technical Manual for the Mig-21UM. Approx 128 pages in the original Russian which appears to cover aerodynamic characteristics.
  • Aerial Tactics for the Fishbed C/E (MIG-21). This is an English translation of the original Russian manual produced by the Foreign Technology Division of the USAF Systems Command. Report FTD-TT-64-883 dated 5 Nov 1965 with approx 265 pages. A copy of the original Secret report.
  • Instructions for Flight Exploitation for the MIG-21PF, dated 1966, with approx 226 pages. (In the Russian language.)