The name: “MIG Alley.” Two days after Bertram’s victory, speeding up the alley to hit the Red airfield at Sinuiju, 33 U.S. F-84 Thunderjets fought a screaming series of dogfights with MIGs.

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In April 1951, the first significant dogfights began occurring in MiG Alley. Soviet and Chinese Mig-15s marked with North Korean insignia would strike. Needing to stay close to the border ...

One day last week 34 U.S. B-29s lumbered up “MIG Alley” to drop 260 tons of bombs ... In this biggest dogfight of the war, no U.S. plane was scratched. Earlier in the week, U.S. jet pilots ...

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Transport yourself to the early jet age of the 1950s and the infamous dogfights over 'MiG Alley' during the Korean Conflict. This incredible upgrade for Microsoft's® Combat Flight Simulator 2 includes ...

In an engagement that highlighted the importance of skill over machinery, a defining dogfight occurred when the F-14 Tomcat faced off against a worthy opponent, the MiG-29 Fulcrum. The MiG-29, also ...

Most North Korean sorties were concentrated northwest of the peninsula's border with South Korea, dubbed MiG Alley, as it was heavily patrolled and the scene of most dogfights. These were ...