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The [[Mikoyan-Gurevich]] '''MiG-25''' "Foxbat" is a [[Soviet]] high-speed high-altitude interceptor which was probably designed to intercept the [[B-70 Valykrie]]. It is fast--the fastest operational fighter in the world--but extremely unmaneuverable. | The [[Mikoyan-Gurevich]] '''MiG-25''' "Foxbat" is a [[Soviet]] high-speed high-altitude interceptor which was probably designed to intercept the [[B-70 Valykrie]]. It is fast--the fastest operational fighter in the world--but extremely unmaneuverable. | ||
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Western operators have discovered five versions: | Western operators have discovered five versions: | ||
Revision as of 22:02, September 20, 2008
The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25 "Foxbat" is a Soviet high-speed high-altitude interceptor which was probably designed to intercept the B-70 Valykrie. It is fast--the fastest operational fighter in the world--but extremely unmaneuverable.
Western operators have discovered five versions:
The A is the first version.
The B is a reconnaissance version.
The C is a training version.
The D is a modified reconnaissance version.
The E is the current interceptor.
Design
The aircraft has a bubble canopy, and the wings are high on the fuselage. The twin engines are equipped with dual exhaust.