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The Biggest Threat To Russia's MiG-27 Fighter Was Its Own Gun

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A Fighter Jet is No Match for a MiG-27s Gatling Gun

Was the Russian MiG-27 Too Powerful for Its Own Good?

Survivor: The Soviet Union Is Dead, But the MiG-27 Is Still Fighting

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The Soviet MiG-27 Jet Fighter’s Gun Was Too Powerful

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The Soviet Union Is Gone, But The MiG-27 Can Still Go to War

Pakistani soldiers march during the Pakistan Day parade in Islamabad March 23, 2015. REUTERS/Faisal Mahmood

Nuclear War? India and Nuclear-Armed Pakistan (Almost) Went to War In 1999

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