VFC-204 MiG-28
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nellis6
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VFC-204 MiG-28
Is it an F-5 or is it a MiG-28? As VFC-13 loses its last few F-5s, this aircraft is already wearing the markings of its next assignment with VFC-204. Our photo report on NAS Fallon will be ready soon, but in the meantime we have plenty going on, so be sure to visit our main website at www.jetwashaviationphotos.com
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Bennie
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Re: VFC-204 MiG-28
If one has seen Top Gun a zillion times, it is 100% a MiG-28! 
Ben
Scramble member, reader & contributor since 1984
Scramble member, reader & contributor since 1984