MiG23ML
The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-23ML, designated "Flogger-G" by NATO, was a variant of the Soviet MiG-23 fighter aircraft. Introduced in the late 1970s, the MiG-23ML was a significant upgrade over its predecessors, focusing on improved air-to-air combat capabilities.
Key enhancements in the MiG-23ML included a more powerful engine, the Tumansky R-29B-300, which provided increased
Visually, the MiG-23ML retained the distinctive variable-sweep wing design characteristic of the MiG-23 family. This feature
The MiG-23ML served with the Soviet Air Force and was exported to numerous allied nations. It was