The MiG-29 Fulcrum outside the National Air and Space Intelligence Center at Ohio’s Wright-Patterson Air Force Base has a hornet’s nest growing in its nose. Its tires, lifted off the ground by ...

The F-16A began full production in late 1976, design changes were made including an increased wing area and larger nose radome for more advanced radar. With a crew of one, the MiG-29 has a ...

The MiG went nose-high, its pilot relying on the Fulcrum ... the F/A-18 and the single-seat MiG-29 were prepped for the next day’s training flight. For three weeks each summer, in an exercise ...

The nose of the aircraft features an accent reminiscent ... It refers to a nickname given to a MiG-29 pilot credited with ...