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1. What does the MiG abbreviation stand for?
2. When was the company MiG founded?
3. What type of aircraft(s) does MiG primarily design?
4. Who was the original designer of the I-200 (which later became the MiG-1) back in June 1939?
5. The first fighters designed by MiG were subsonic. They produced their first supersonic fighter in 1955. Which was it?
6. Belonging to the Eastern Bloc, MiG planes received NATO reporting names, starting with "F". One of the most famous is "Fulcrum"; but which 1980s fighter got this nickname?
7. The MiG-21 has quite a peculiar NATO name. What could it be?
8. Which of the following is the last MiG fighter to have its air inlet opening in the aircraft's nose? (Hint: this fairly old model is still used in Romania.)
9. MiGs used a large variety of air-to-air missiles, most of which also have nicknames. Three of the following are actual missile nicks. Which one isn't?
10. Which MiG has two seats, one for both pilot and operator?
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