- The Soko J-21
Jastreb (from
Serbian Cyrillic: јастреб, lit. 'hawk'),
referred to as the J-1
Jastreb in some sources, is a
Yugoslav single-seat, single-engine...
- Look up
jastreb in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Jastreb (lit. 'hawk' in Serbo-Croatian) may
refer to:
Jastreb, Montenegro, a
village near Danilovgrad...
- Yugoslavia. It also
served as a
basis for the single-seat ground-attack J-21
Jastreb. The RV i PVO took
delivery of 128
aircraft that were used by the Air Force...
- of
Lockheed T-33 aircraft, and Galeb's single-seat version, Soko J-21
Jastreb light attack aircraft. The
Galeb was a big success, and it was
better than...
- over
Bosnia on 28
February 1994 when six
Republika Srpska Air
Force J-21
Jastreb single-seat
light attack jets were engaged, and five of them were shot...
- helicopter, five SA 341
Gazelle helicopters, Soko G-4
Super Galeb and Soko J-21
Jastreb and
three SIAI-Marchetti S.211 aircraft. However,
their use of
these aircraft...
- an AIM-120 AMRAAM,
downing the
first Jastreb which was
flying at 1,500
metres (4,900 ft). The
remaining Jastrebs dropped to a few
hundred metres, flying...
- The FAJ
Jastreb Vuk-T
often called Vuk (Serbian:Vuk - Wolf) is a
Standard class single-seat high-performance glider,
intended for
transition training...
- production). A
ground attack-orientated
derivative of the Galeb,
named the J-21
Jastreb, was also
developed shortly thereafter;
aside from the
strengthening of...
- The
Standard Cirrus is a Standard-class
glider built in
Germany by Schempp-Hirth. The
Standard Cirrus was
produced between 1969 and 1985, when it was replaced...
