Soko G-2 Galeb
Military
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The SOKO G-2 Galeb, which first flew in 1961, represents Yugoslav jet trainer and ground-attack development. This two-seat aircraft measures 10.3 meters long with an 11.6-meter wingspan, powered by a single jet engine achieving 756 km/h with a 669-kilometer range. The Galeb designation means hawk in Serbo-Croatian, reflecting military nomenclature traditions. Its jet propulsion and dual-purpose trainer-attack configuration represented Yugoslavia's advancement into jet aircraft development during the Cold War expansion of Eastern European air forces.
Specifiche tecniche
- Ruolo
- Jet trainer and ground-attack
- Origine
- Yugoslavia
- Equipaggio
- 2
- Motori
- 1
- Primo volo
- 1961
- Lunghezza
- 10,3 m
- Apertura alare
- 11,6 m
- Velocità massima
- 756 km/h
- Autonomia
- 669 km