Yak-19

prototype fighter aircraft

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Identity

Instance of
prototype aircraft model
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Subclass of
first-generation jet fighter, single-seat fighter[5][6]
Country of origin
Soviet Union[7]
Developer
Yakovlev[4]
First flight
January 8, 1947[10]
Manufacturer
Yakovlev[3]
NATO reporting name
Type 7[9]
Service retirement
1948[11]
Total produced
2.0[12]
🏷️ Also known as
en Yak-19 en Yakovlev Yak-19 en YAK19 en Type 7 ar ياكوفليف ياك-19 de Jakowlew Jak-19 de Jak-19 hu Jak–19 ja ヤコヴレフ Yak-19 ru Як-19 vi Yak-19
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Image (Wikimedia Commons)
Yakolev Yak-19 3-view.svg ↗
Freebase ID
/m/0572tt
KBpedia ID
YakovlevYak-19

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Yak-19 is a prototype aircraft model[1].

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