Maha MinKhaung's video: Myanmar Air Force MIG 29SMT

Myanmar Air Force Drill of Simulation Enemy Attack Proved Defensive Operations’s readiness of 5 years long successful upgraded their MiG-29 from Russia’s RAC MiG. The upgrade carried out to as MiG-29SM, that the regime’s new aircraft will include 10 MiG-29B air superiority fighters; 6 upgraded MiG-29SEs with extra fuel, updated radar, and the ability to fire modern AA-12/R77 medium-range air to air missiles; and 4 MiG-29UB twin-seat trainers, and confirmed news of continue upgrading versions of the MiG-29, to MiG-29M/M2 and 16 MiG-29SMT fighters with the help of Russian Specialists. RSK MIG says the subsequent MiG-29SM model Fulcrum fighter mount became the MiG-29 Tactical Fighter, known in NATO nomenclature as the "Fulcrum"... A developmental to test out smart munitions and made its first appearance to evaluate forms of stealth technology, carrier operations, digital avionics and newer engines and improved radar systems. their bulged fuselage spines designed to house additional fuel for improved operational ranges and a new Electronic CounterMeasures (ECM) suite and self-protection Jamming Systems. The next major Fulcrum development became the MiG-29S Tactical Fighter all-new Vympel R-77 (AA-12 "Adder") radar-guided active homing air-to-air missile to a Phazotron N019M radar system allowed the Fulcrum pilot to let loose two missiles and have the radar guide each missile against two targets simultaneously. Maximum take-off weight was further increased for a broadened range of munition options. The flight control system was improved as was operational range with three hardpoints plumbed for external fuel drop tanks. The regime’s MiG-21s are even weaker ground attack aircraft, leaving its Chinese J-6/Q-5 fighters, K-8 trainer and light attack jets, and modified Swiss Pilatus PC-9s to play bigger roles in the regime’s anti-population operations and vision that China’s Aircraft are killer for Myanmar Pilot. Myanmar Air Force expressed confidence that the Su-30 would become the main fighter jet of Myanmar’s Air Force, and the ministry’s release also said actively procuring other Russian military hardware for its armed forces. This includes the Yakovlev Yak-130 Mitten advanced jet trainer for Myanmar’s Air Force having half of the 12 aircraft. The service currently operates a mixture of older, mainly Chinese combat aircraft alongside a handful of Russian MiG-29 Fulcrum interceptors.