Hey Geeks! Here you can read all MiG Killers stories published on The Aviation Geek Club site.
On Nov. 18, 1952, Royce Williams became the top-scoring carrier-based naval aviator and the top-scoring naval aviator in a Navy jet…
Capt William ‘Gene’ Eskew ‘s F-105 was engulfed by fire as the MiG disintegrated in a violent explosion. Eskew’s head jerked…
Soon after its Oct. 15, 1972 F-4D 66-7463’s left splitter plate was repainted to show all six victory stars. On Oct.…
The F-15C Eagle 85-0104 was flown by the 67th Fighter Squadron to commemorate this milestone. Taken on Jul. 1, 2020 at…
“I had eight aerial kills with the Phoenix missile, two kills with the Vulcan M61A gun, and one kill with the…
Since his wingman guns jammed, E. Royce Williams was the only one to attack the MiG-15s during the dogfight which lasted…
“As for my personal experience with it, I must say that I fired eight rounds of Phoenix missiles in total, from…
On their MiG-killing mission of Jun. 17, 1965, Commander Lou Page (pilot) and Lieutenant JC Smith (RIO) were flying F-4B bureau…
The three 493rd FS “Grim Reaper” pilots that shot down the Fulcrums were Lt Col Cesar “Rico” Rodriguez, Capt Mike “Dozer”…
Combat aircraft aren’t some kind of medieval knights on a jousting tournament. They’re not even ‘Spitfires vs Bf.109s’ any more. On…
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