Saab 37 Viggen - Knowledge

1081:; their use adds substantial weight to the aircraft at takeoff and landing. Hinged leading edge surfaces can help counteract this, but an even more effective tool is the canard. The canard surfaces were positioned behind the inlets and placed slightly higher than the main wing, with a higher stall angle than the wing, and were equipped with flaps. The lifting canard surfaces act as a vortex generator for the main wing and therefore provide more lift. An added benefit was that they also improved roll stability in the transonic region. The canard flaps were deployed in conjunction with the landing gear to provide even more lift for takeoff and landing. 1657: 635: 611: 971:

cockpit air-data camera and tape recorder for mission analysis. "Red Baron" and a SKa 24D 600 mm LOROP camera pods were usually carried on the fuselage pylons. The centreline fuel tank was converted for a short period of time to a camera pod with two Recon/Optical CA-200 1676 mm cameras. In addition to the reconnaissance equipment, the SH 37 could also use all weapons for the AJ 37. For the photographic SF version, the radar in the nose was omitted in favour of four SKa 24C 120 mm and two SKa 31 570 mm photographic cameras as well as one 57 mm VKa 702

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to the role. In 1972, the Swedish government authorized the development of the fighter-interceptor variant to proceed, which was followed by several major contracts for the JA 37's further development. A total of five prototypes would be produced, four of which being modified AJ 37s and one being a sole pre-production JA 37 model, to test the control systems, engine, avionics, and armaments respectively. In June 1974, the first of these prototypes conducted its maiden flight; later that year, an initial order for 30 JA 37s was issued by the Swedish government.

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usually so occupied. A pair of air-to-air missiles were intended to be placed on the outboard wing pylons, which were more lightweight than the other attachment points. The pylons behind the landing gear were not used until the JA 37D modification when BOL countermeasure dispensers were fitted to them. Ground crew would enter the munitions fitted into the aircraft's central computer using a load-selector panel, which would automatically choose the correct values for fire control, fuel consumption, and other calculations.

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most earlier variants were a taller tailfin and the underfuselage gunpack arrangement. The JA 37, in addition to its principal aerial combat mission, also retained a secondary ground-attack capability, and was better suited to low-level operations. In November 1977, the first production JA 37 Viggen conducted its maiden flight. Operational trials for the new variant were conducted between January and December 1979, which resulted in the type being introduced to operational service that year. According to

754: 2010: 38: 1706: 1694: 1682: 1884: 787: 1133: 484:, which would ultimately become the Viggen. By 1962, all elements for the project either existed or were close to fully developed; these included the aircraft itself, the powerplant, ejector seat, armaments, reconnaissance systems, ground servicing equipment, and training equipment such as simulators. In February 1962, approval of the overall configuration was given and was followed by a development contract in October 1962. According to aviation authors 1002: 533: 1021: 1463: 2239: 1721: 696: 2225: 770:

low-pressure compressor stage over the preceding model, increasing the turbine inlet temperature and fuel diffusion within the combustion chamber. Thrust is 72.1 kN dry and 125.0 kN with afterburner. Owing to the increased length and weight of the RM8B engine over its predecessor, the airframe of the JA 37 was stretched in order to accommodate it. Onboard electrical power was provided by a 60

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the Viggen were reportedly above expectations, despite the overall complexity and relative newness of the aircraft. In practice, one of the most significant issues encountered with the Viggen during low-level flight, as extensively performed during a typical attack mission profile, was the threat posed by birds; thus, the Swedish Air Force paid close attention to their migratory patterns.

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FMV Prov at Linköping until 2007. It was transferred into civil registry with the registration number SE-DXO. It undertook its maiden flight 15 May 2018 from the F 7 Wing at Såtenäs after having been approved by the authorities on 21 March 2018 The Viggen is painted in the unique four colour camouflage as all Viggens were painted from the late 1970s.

598:. In April 1968, the Swedish government formally issued the authorization for manufacturing of the Viggen to proceed, issuing an order for 175 Viggens that year. Also in 1968, Saab began work on the Viggen's maritime reconnaissance and photo reconnaissance variants. In May 1969, the Viggen made its first public appearance outside of Sweden at the 1040:

including the removal of the canopy; in the event of a malfunction, a reserve trigger can be activated. A combined parachute and seat harness is used, which features a barometric interlock to appropriately release the occupant and harness from the seat during the ejection sequence, a manual override handle is also provided for this function.

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An AJS 37 Viggen (s/n 37098) with the code F 7–52 has been retained and went through a long period of restoration and maintenance to be airworthy again. This Viggen was built in 1977 and served all its active duty in F 15 Wing at Söderhamn. It was transferred into civil registry with the registration

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to receive deliveries of both the single-seat AJ 37 attack model and the twin-seat SK 37 training model of the Viggen, where upon the type began to replace their existing Lansen aircraft. Conversion training to pilot the Viggen involved a minimum of 450 flight hours performed on an initial mixture of

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missiles of the three other fighters in a group while they had their search and guidance radar switched off. This system was operational ten years before any other country's. The autopilot was also slaved to the radar control to obtain better precision firing the cannon. Once in service, the Viggen's

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as the Viggen's powerplant. Owing to the cancellation of the Medway, the JT8D was instead chosen as the basis for modification. The RM8 became the second operational afterburning turbofan in the world, and also the first equipped with a thrust reverser. According to aviation author Christopher Chant,

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An SK 37 Viggen (two seat trainer) (s/n 37809) with the code F 15-61 has been retained and went through a period of restoration and maintenance to be airworthy again. This Viggen was built in 1973 and served its first activities in F 7 Wing at Såtenäs, later in F 15 Wing at Söderhamn and finally in

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By 1994, the replacement of the Viggen by the later and more advanced Saab JAS 39 Gripen was in progress, the type being progressively phased out as greater numbers of Gripen aircraft were delivered. On 25 November 2005, the last front line Viggen was formally retired by the Swedish Air Force. A few

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In October 1973, Skaraborg Wing was reportedly close to achieving full operational effectiveness; by May 1974, the Swedish Air Force had two operational squadrons using the Viggen along with a third squadron in the final process of achieving that status. By 1974, the safety and reliability levels of

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datalink which entered service in 1982–85. It allowed not only ground control-aircraft communication, but also between up to four aircraft simultaneously regardless if airborne or on the ground. Datalink information was displayed on the Horizontal Situation Display and a tactical display, the latter

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The six tanks in the fuselage and wings held approximately 5,000 litres of fuel with an additional 1,500 litres in an external drop tank. The specific fuel consumption was only 0.63 for cruise speeds (fuel consumption was rated 18 mg/Ns dry and 71 with afterburner). The Viggen's consumption was

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The JA 37 Viggen featured various changes from its predecessor, including revisions to the design of the airframe, the use of the more powerful RM8B powerplant, a new generation of electronics being adopted, and a revised armament configuration employed; the principal externally visible changes from

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While other variants entered production during the 1960s, Saab continued the development of the more capable all-weather interceptor version of the aircraft, the JA 37. In 1970, Sweden's air defenses had been closely inspected and it was determined that the prospective JA 37 Viggen was highly suited

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As the initial AJ 37 Viggen was being introduced to service, further variants of the Viggen proceeded to complete development and enter production. In 1972, the first SK 37, an operational trainer variant with a staggered second canopy for an instructor, was delivered to the Swedish Air Force. On 21

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in the 1970s and 1980s, and included short runways only 800 meters in length. Enabling such operations imposed several critical demands upon the design, including a modest landing speed, no-flare touchdown, powerful post-landing deceleration, accurate steering even in crosswinds on icy surfaces, and

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Primarily a single-seat all-weather interceptor fighter, with a secondary attack role. Its first flight was on 27 September 1974 with the first deliveries starting in 1979, serial numbers 37301-37449. A 10 cm (4 in) stretch in the shape of a wedge wider at the bottom than on the top of AJ

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with radar on the SR-71 on numerous occasions. Despite heavy jamming from the SR-71, target illumination was maintained by feeding target location from ground-based radars to the fire-control computer in the Viggen. The most common site for the lock-on to occur was the thin stretch of international

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The Viggen was designed to be simple to maintain, even by conscripted flight line mechanics with limited technical training. A single Viggen could be maintained by a team of five conscripts under the supervision of a single chief mechanic. Standard turnaround, including refueling and rearming, took

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The fighter-interceptor version of the Viggen, the JA 37, featured various avionics changes, including the extensive use of digital electronics alongside mechanical technology. In 1985, the "fighter link" went into service, permitting encrypted data communication between four fighters; this enabled

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The AJ, SF, SH and SK 37 models of the Viggen had the first version of the RM8A engine with uprated internal components from the JT8D that it was based on. Thrust was 65.6 kN dry and 115.6 kN with afterburner. For the JA 37, the RM8A was developed into the RM8B, achieved by adding a third

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300-million program to upgrade 11 AJ37, SF37 and SH37 Viggens to a common multirole variant, designated AJS37, was announced. Amongst the changes involved, interchangeable armaments and sensor payloads were implemented in addition to the adoption of new mission planning and threat analysis computer

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In April 1964, the Swedish government revealed its budget proposal for the Swedish Air Force, in which it had been envisioned that 800 or more Viggens would be produced, which was in turn intended to allow all other combat aircraft then in service with the Swedish Air Force to be replaced with this

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Each of the seven prototypes were assigned different roles, although the initial aircraft were focused on supporting the development of the initial production variant, the AJ37. In 1967, the Swedish Government concluded that the in-development AJ 37 Viggen would be both cheaper than and superior to

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mounted ahead of and slightly above the main wing; this would be judged to be the best means to satisfy the conflicting demands for STOL performance, supersonic speed, low turbulence sensitivity at low level flight, and efficient lift for subsonic flight. Canard aircraft have since become common in

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and other factors eventually reduced the total number of aircraft manufactured to 329. By 1980, up to 149 JA 37 Viggens were projected to be built, and the line to be closed within the decade as the Swedish aerospace industry changed focus to the impending Saab JAS 39 Gripen, the Viggen's eventual

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as a fighter. In 1955, as Saab's prototype Draken, the most aerodynamically advanced fighter in the world at that point, performed its first flight, the Swedish Air Force was already forming a series of requirements for the next generation of combat aircraft; due to the challenging nature of these

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During the later half of the 1970s and into the 1980s, the introduction of various variants of the Viggen proceeded; these included the SK 37, a two-seat operational-conversion trainer, introduced in 1972, the SF 37, an overland reconnaissance model, introduced in 1977, and the SH 37, a maritime

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Single-seat photographic reconnaissance aircraft (SF: Spaning Foto), with radar replaced by battery of cameras in nose, with provision for additional reconnaissance pods. It made its first flight on 21 May 1973. 28 built, with deliveries from April 1977, serial numbers 37950-37977. 25 airframes

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A weapons load of up to 7,000 kg could be accommodated on nine hardpoints: one centreline pylon, two fuselage pylons, two inner and two outer wing pylons and two pylons behind the wing landing gear. The centreline pylon was the only pylon plumbed for carrying an external fuel tank, and was

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engine that powered commercial airliners of the 1960s, with an afterburner added for the Viggen. The airframe also incorporated a thrust reverser to use during landings and land manoeuvres, which, combined with the aircraft having flight capabilities approaching a limited STOL-like performance,

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Initially, only a single reconnaissance (S) variant was considered, but fitting cameras as well as a radar proved to be impossible. The SH 37 maritime strike and reconnaissance variant was very similar to the AJ 37 and differed mainly in a maritime-optimized PS 371/A radar with longer range, a

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trainer seat, the seat was optimized for low altitude, high speed ejections. Once activated by the pilot via triggers built into the armrests (on twin-seat models, the occupant of the forward cockpit position is able to initiate the ejection of both seats), the ejection sequence is automated,

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submarines deployed just outside the Swedish east coast against the threat of Soviet anti-submarine aircraft. However, Bruzelius' theory has been discredited by Simon Moores and Jerker Widén. The connection also appears doubtful due to the time scale – the Viggen's strike version only became

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The requirements from the Swedish Air Force dictated Mach 2 capability at high altitude and Mach 1 at low altitude. At the same time, short-field take-off and landing performance was also required. Since the Viggen was developed initially as an attack aircraft instead of an interceptor (the

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in Europe at the time of introduction. The digital central computer was the first of its kind in the world, automating and taking over tasks previously requiring a navigator/copilot, facilitating handling in tactical situations where, among other things, high speeds and short decision times

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control, lighting controls. Situated on the left console panel were radar controls, canopy handle, landing gear handle, radio controls and the cabin pressure indicator. As per then-standard practice within the Swedish Air Force, all cockpit instrumentation and labeling were in Swedish.

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requirements, a lengthy development time was anticipated, with the first flight intended to be no earlier than the middle of the next decade. Between 1952 and 1957, the first studies towards what would become the Viggen were carried out, involving the Finnish aircraft designer

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Primarily a single-seat ground-attack fighter aircraft (AJ: Attack-Jakt), with a secondary fighter role. RM8A powerplant. PS 37A radar. First delivery in mid-1971, 108 built, with serial numbers 37001-37108. 48 airframes upgraded to AJS 37. Partially decommissioned in

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the RM8 has the distinction of being the first engine to be fitted with both an afterburner and a thrust reverser. It had a bypass ratio of around 1.07:1 in the RM8A, which reduced to 0.97:1 in the RM8B. The RM8A was the most powerful fighter engine in the late 1960s.

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and air-data camera; all of which were integrated with and controlled by the aircraft's central computer. Additional equipment, such as more camera pods, fuel tanks, ECM pods, and self-defense air-to-air missiles could also be carried upon the fuselage pylons.

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2 performance at altitude, and the ability to make short landings at low angles of attack (to avoid damaging improvised runways). The aircraft was also designed from the beginning to be easy to repair and service, even for personnel without much training.

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the Viggen to other nations were made, but ultimately proved unsuccessful. In November 2005, the last Viggens were withdrawn from service by the Swedish Air Force, its only operator; by this point, it had been replaced by the newer and more advanced

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30mm cannon was selected for the JA 37. The KCA was carried, along with 126 rounds of ammunition, in a conformal pod under the fuselage. The firing rate of the cannon was selectable at 22 or 11 rounds per second. It fired the same cartridge as the

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less than ten minutes to perform; while an engine replacement took four hours. Over the long term, the Viggen required 22-man hours per flight hour of maintenance work at the depot level, and nine-man hours per flight hour at the front line.

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for improved pressure recovery. The disadvantage was that the required engine would be very large. In fact, at the time of introduction, it was the second-largest fighter engine, with a length of 6.1 m and 1.35 m diameter; only the

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With the performance requirements to a large extent dictating the choice of the engine, the airframe turned out to be quite bulky compared to contemporary slimmer designs with turbojet engines. The first prototypes had a straight midsection

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around 15 kg/s at maximum afterburner. A pair of inlets placed alongside the cockpit feed air to the engine; simple fixed-geometry inlets were adopted, similar to the Draken, except for being larger and standing clear of the fuselage.

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There were dedicated warning caption panels each side of the pilot's legs. On the right console panel were numerous dedicated controls and indicators, including weapons and missile controls, nav panel, oxygen on/off, windshield de-fogging,

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number SE-DXN. It undertook its maiden flight after having been approved by the authorities on 27 March 2012 from the F 7 Wing at Såtenäs. The Viggen is unpainted to represent the first delivered Viggens as they looked in the early 1970s.

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In 1963, Saab finalized the aerodynamic design of the aircraft; the aerodynamic configuration was radical: it combined an aft-mounted double delta wing with a small, high-set canard foreplane, equipped with powered trailing

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Two-seat trainer aircraft (Sk: Skol) with no radar and reduced fuel. First flight on 2 July 1970. 17 built, with delivery from June 1972, serial numbers 37801-37817. Decommissioned in 2003, 10 airframes converted to SK

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In 1996, according to Swedish air force material-department chief General Steffan Nasstrom, the various upgrades performed to the Viggen since its introduction had "doubled the effectiveness of the overall system".

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fulfilled this role), some emphasis was given to low fuel consumption at high subsonic speeds at low level for good range. With turbofan engines just emerging and indicating better fuel economy for cruise than

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Very little is publicized about Sweden's military air accidents and incidents, however, an incident resulting in a fatality of a Saab 37 pilot during a reconnaissance fly-by of Russian nuclear-powered

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and Peter Gilchrist, the project was "by far the largest industrial development task ever attempted in Sweden". During the 1960s, the Viggen accounted for 10 per cent of all Swedish R&D funding.

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agreement under which the Viggen would also have been built in India, by not issuing an export license for the RM8/JT8D engine and other American technologies used. India later opted to procure the

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The avionics suite of the JA was a major improvement over the other variants designed a decade earlier. The onboard computer was a Singer-Kearfott SKC-2037 built under license by Saab as CD 107....

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occurred on 16 October 1996, and is the last known operational fatality of 19 total known fatalities (in over 50 accidents) involving the Saab 37 Viggen in its almost-40 years operational history.

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Even as the initial AJ 37 model entered service, Saab was working on further variants of the Viggen. Accordingly, several distinct variants of the Viggen would be produced to perform the roles of

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missiles. In a ground-attack role, a combination of unguided 135 mm rockets in sextuple pods and 120 kg fragmentation bombs on quadruple-mounts could be used. Other armaments include

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enabled operations from 500 m airstrips with minimal support. The thrust reverser could be pre-selected in the air to engage when the nose-wheel strut was compressed after touchdown via a

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Upgrade of some AJ/SF/SH 37 between 1993 and 1998. Avionics and software upgrade. 48 AJ 37 airframes modified. 25 SH 37 airframes modified. 25 SF 37 airframes modified. Decommissioned in 2005.

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air-to-air missile; an upgraded Ericsson PS-46A radar was installed, and a new tactical radio. On 4 June 1996, the first upgraded prototype JA37 Viggen performed its first flight.

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From the onset, the Viggen was planned as an integrated weapon system, to be operated in conjunction with the newest revision of Sweden's national electronic air defense system,

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be quite tall. To accommodate this, and to allow the main landing gear to be stowed outside of the wing root, the undercarriage legs shortened during retraction. The

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A consequence of a tailless delta design, such as in the Viggen, is that the elevons, which replace more conventional control surfaces, operate with a small effective

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placed in a tandem arrangement. The design requirements imposed by the large anti-ship missiles employed upon the Viggen necessitated that both the undercarriage and

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could perform the workload of a human navigator and entirely replace the need for a second crew member. A use of a digital computer would reduce or entirely replace

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May 1973, the first prototype of SF 37 Viggen, a tactical reconnaissance variant featuring a modified nose to accommodate seven sensors, conducted its first flight.

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Upgrade of older JA 37 between 1993 and 1998, avionics and software upgrade. Rb99 air-to-air missile (AIM-120 in Swedish service) integrated. 35 airframes modified.

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systems, which had proven to be expensive to maintain and alter, as had been the case of the earlier Draken, in addition to accuracy issues. The computer, called

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distances. The JA 37 could carry up to two RB 71s on the inner wing pylons; in a typical air defense loadout, these would typically have been combined with four

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technology that made it possible to design and produce the Viggen much faster and more cheaply than would otherwise have been possible. According to research by

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Two Viggens can be found at Söderhamn Aviation Museum at the former F 15 wing in Söderhamn, Sweden. One is an AJS 37 and the other is an SK 37 trainer aircraft.

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One radical requirement of the proposed aircraft was the ability for it to be operated from relatively short runways only 500 meters long; this was part of the

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JA 37D with avionics and software modified for international duties. Instruments labeled in English and feet/knots instead of meter/kmh. 20 airframes modified.

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Electronic warfare trainer, conversion of 10 obsolete SK 37 trainers from 1998 to 2000, serial numbers 37807-37811 & 37813-37817, decommissioned in 2007.

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airspace between Öland and Gotland that the SR-71 used on the return flight. The Viggen is the only aircraft to get an acknowledged radar lock on the SR-71.

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9 (three hardpoints under fuselage and three under each wing) with a capacity of 7,000 kg (15,000 lb), with provisions to carry combinations of:

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In 1978, the United States blocked a major prospective sale to India, which would have involved selling a number of Swedish-built Viggens in addition to a

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engine had been selected to power the Viggen, which was then considered to be ideal for the basis for a supersonic engine equipped with a fully modulated

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on 8 February 1967 and the following year the Swedish government ordered an initial batch of 175 Viggens. The first of these entered service with the

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SKC-2037 digital central processor, license-manufactured and further developed by Saab as the CD 107. The computing techniques and concepts, such as

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The rest of the JA 37's avionics suite included... more powerful Singer-Kearfott SKC-2037 digital central processor, built by SAAB as the CD 107.

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The front section of an SF 37 Viggen is on display at the Swedish Aerial Reconnaissance Museum located at the old F 11 wing in Nyköping, Sweden.

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for the JA 37 Viggen, which has been claimed to be the first such system in a production aircraft. To assist low altitude flight, a Honeywell

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In the early 1960s, it was decided that the Viggen should be a single seat aircraft, Saab having recognized that advanced avionics such as a

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acting as backup runways. Utilizing partially destroyed runways was another factor that motivated STOL capability. Bas 60 was developed into

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technology to accelerate both design and production. The aircraft's aerodynamic design was finalised in 1963. The prototype performed its

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The ejection seat was the Raketstol 37 (literally; Rocket chair 37) and was the last Saab designed seat in service. A derivative of the

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were also later installed. In total, the electronics weighed 600 kg, a substantial amount for a single-engine fighter of the era.

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Viggen vs Blackbird: how Swedish Air force JA-37 fighter pilot were able to achieve radar lock on the legendary SR-71 Mach 3 spy plane

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The JA 37 fighter interceptor, introduced in 1979, featured the Ericsson PS 46/A radar which was capable of guiding the medium-range

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described the flight as having been "Sweden's astonishing unilateral stand in the front rank of advanced aircraft-building nations…"

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Saab 37 Viggen – utvecklingen av ett Nytt Enhetsflygplan för det Svenska Flygvapnet 1952–1971: Sett ur en Aerodynamikers Perspektiv

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reconnaissance version, introduced in 1975. By September 1980, the JA 37 fighter-interceptor model of the Viggen was introduced,

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Air Force Tac Recce Aircraft: NATO and Non-aligned Western European Air Force Tactical Reconnaissance Aircraft of the Cold War.

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engines, the former was favoured, since the latter were mainly limited by metallurgy development resulting from limitations in

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Pre-unification designations • Assigned to multiple types • Not unified with main sequence

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The displays in the original cockpit were all of the traditional analogue/mechanical type with the exception of an electronic

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Although Saab offered the Viggen for sale worldwide, and was the subject of a heavy marketing campaign in both European and

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systems. The onboard ECM systems were also improved. Specifically, the implementation of a new stores management system and

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configuration, as well as to produce the aircraft as an integrated weapon system that operated in conjunction with Sweden's

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air-to-air missiles, a more capable and newer version of the Sidewinder missile than employed on earlier Viggen variants.

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Saab 37 Viggen – Development of a New Unitary aircraft for the Swedish Air Force 1952–1971: From an Aerodynamicist's View

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During the 1970s, Saab proposed a new variant of the Viggen, designated the Saab 37E Eurofighter (unrelated to the later

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37 fuselage between canard and main wing. PS 46A LD/SD radar. Partially decommissioned in 1998, some upgraded to JA 37D.

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on the inboard wing pylons with an optional third missile on the centreline pylon. The RB-04 was a relatively simple

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near Tartu, Estonia. The aircraft was obtained from Swedish Air Force Museum, and flew from Sweden to Tartu in 2004.

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generator. In the event of an in-flight engine failure, emergency power was provided by an automatically deploying

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Five Ja 37 Viggens, of which one is JA37Di standard preserved at Jämtlands Flyg och Lottamuseum, Jämtland, Sweden.

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Peake, D. and Tobak M. "Three-Dimensional Interactions and Vortical Flows with Emphasis on High-Speed Vehicles",

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Battle, EH et al. "Some Early Achievements in Landing Guidance using Mechanically Scanned Pulse-encoded Beams",

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Between 1989 and 1992, the AP-12 display system was subject to a substantial upgrade. In 1999, a new tactical

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with transmitter and receiver in the canard wings was used. The aircraft was also fitted with a Decca Type 72

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Airplane Design: Layout Design of Cockpit, Fuselage, Wing and Empennage : Cutaways and Inboard Profiles.

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capabilities. Further aerodynamic refinements during the later stage of development included the addition of

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air base system that had been introduced by the Swedish Air Force in the late 1950s. Bas 60 revolved around

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determined whether attacks would be successful or not, a system not surpassed until the introduction of the

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On later variants of the Viggen, from the JA37 onwards, it was decided to adopt a newer and more powerful

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Satt Elektronik in Sweden provides active and passive equipment for the Saab 105XT, Viggen and Lansen.

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An AJSF 37 Viggen is on display at Prague Aviation Museum, Kbely, Czech Republic. s/n 37957 c/n 56-21.

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Proposed Australian export variant with AIM-54 Phoenix missiles. Cancelled in favour of F/A-18 Hornet.

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operational in 1971, and the fighter version in 1978, by which time Polaris had already been retired.

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aircraft were kept in an operational condition for electronic warfare training against the Gripen at

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air-to-air missiles. Both the RB 71 and the PS 46/A radar were designed to provide the Viggen with a

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designs were considered, with separate lift engines, but were soon identified as being unacceptable.

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Upgrade of older JA 37, avionics and software upgrade as well as the integration of countermeasures.

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Advanced Public Procurement as Industrial Policy: The Aircraft Industry as a Technical University.

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aircraft commenced; on 8 February 1967, the first of an eventual seven prototypes conducted its

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Riebe, J. and William C. "Low-Speed Stability Characteristics of a Cambered-Delta-Wing Model",

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using link symbology that could be overlaid with an electronic map on a multifunction display.

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Front half of one AJS 37 Viggen preserved at Jämtlands Flyg och Lottamuseum, Jämtland, Sweden.

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The Arms Production Dilemma: Contraction and Restraint in the World Combat Aircraft Industry

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In July 1971, the first production AJ 37 Viggen was delivered to the Swedish Air Force. The

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that was later improved with a "hump" on the dorsal spine for reduced drag according to the

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This AJS 37 was painted red in 1999 for the last years of Viggen sorties at F 10 Ängelholm.

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within a single scan and possessed a high level of resistance to interference from ECM.

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Modern Air Combat: The Aircraft, Tactics and Weapons Employed in Aerial Warfare Today

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Transformations of the Swedish Welfare State: From Social Engineering to Governance?

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Hewson, Robert. "Briefing: Saab AJS 37 Viggen: The Flygvapen's new 'Thunderbolt'".

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International Warbirds: An Illustrated Guide to World Military Aircraft, 1914–2000.

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An AJS 37 Viggen is on display at the Swedish Airforce Museum in Linköping, Sweden.

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By the mid-1980s, Swedish Viggen fighter pilots, using the predictable patterns of

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An AJ 37 Viggen is on display at the Västerås Aviation Museum in Västerås, Sweden.

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In December 1961, the Swedish government gave its approval for the development of

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2,231 km/h (1,386 mph, 1,205 kn) at 36,100 ft (11,003 m)

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Svenska Förintelsevapen – Utveckling av kemiska och nukleära stridsmedel 1928–70

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Swedish Holocaust Weapons – Development of chemical and nuclear weapons 1928–70

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One SK 37 Viggen preserved at Jämtlands Flyg och Lottamuseum, Jämtland, Sweden.

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One AJ 37 Viggen preserved at Jämtlands Flyg och Lottamuseum, Jämtland, Sweden.

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Following the evaluation of several alternative cannons, including the British

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Smith, Chris. "India's Ad Hoc Arsenal: Direction Or Drift in Defence Policy?"

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announced the YF-16 had been selected as the winner of the ACF competition.

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common in Sweden. In this sense, it serves as a reference to the aircraft's

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Development work begun during the early 1950s to develop a successor to the

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To withstand the stresses of no-flare landings, Saab made extensive use of

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Self-defence measures included various ECM systems, as well as either the

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in the airframe of the Viggen, which was constructed using a bonded metal

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During development, Saab had opted to power the type using a single large

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Detailed schematic diagram of the original cockpit layout in Coombs 2005.

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Two Viggens as well as the nose parts of some JA-37s can be found at the

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system in the wings and the tail, an optional Ericsson Erijammer pod and

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A AJSF 37 Viggen (s/n 37954) is on display of Polish Aviation Museum in

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Control in the Sky – The Evolution and History of the Aircraft Cockpit

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The Viggen was initially developed as an intended replacement for the

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Nativi, Andrea. "Viggen, Il Caccia Venuto dal Freddo" (in Italian).

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one fighter to "paint" an airborne enemy with guidance radar for the

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Proposed NATO replacement of F-104 Starfighter in 1975, none built.

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national defence system. The JA 37 Viggen was also equipped with a

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Underside of a Viggen, 1985. The empty weapons pylons are visible.

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Proposed export version offered to Norway in 1967–68, none built.

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The first production JA 37 Viggen at the Swedish Air Force Museum

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Modern Combat Aircraft: From Fighters to Battlefield Helicopters

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as a fighter. Saab's design team opted for a relatively radical

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Modern Combat Aircraft 21, Robert F. Dorr, Ian Allan Ltd., 1985

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pods with 150 rounds of ammunition on the inboard wing pylons.

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in order that the aircraft could be stored in smaller hangars,

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1,820 km (1,130 mi, 980 nmi) internal fuel only

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for its avionics, arguably making it the most modern/advanced

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Jet Bombers: From the Messerschmitt Me 262 to the Stealth B-2

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One AJ 37 Viggen is on display in Luleå, Norrbotten, Sweden.

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routine flights over the Baltic Sea, had managed to achieve

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Closeup view of the cockpit and air intake of a JA 37 Viggen

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Encyclopedia of World Military Aircraft (single volume ed.)

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replacement. Over time, advances in computing, such as the

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designed and produced by the Swedish aircraft manufacturer

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Forsling, G. and Järmark, B. "Optimal Fuselage Aiming."

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during the 1970s, ultimately no export sales were made.

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Perhaps the most important improvement was the expanded

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on the fuselage pylons. The RB 05 was later replaced by

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Modern combat aircraft. Technique, tactics and armament

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Gunston, William ‘Bill’; Spick, Michael ‘Mike’ (1983),

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Viggen 37098 landing after displaying at Leuchars, 2013

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Saab 37 Viggen being serviced on the ground, April 1982

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The AJ 37 was typically equipped with a total of seven

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Moderne Kampfflugzeuge. Technik, Taktik und Bewaffnung

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upgraded to AJSF 37. Partially decommissioned in 1998.

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that was further developed to become the more capable

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Air Warfare: An International Encyclopedia, Volume 1.

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IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems

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capability reportedly in excess of 50 kilometers and

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of aircraft across many wartime air bases, including

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The first meaning refers to the Swedish name for the

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Facing the future: the Swedish Air Force, 1990–2005.

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An AJSF 37 Viggen (s/n 374974) is on display at the

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was regularly updated every 18 months. In 1983, the

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Aircraft of comparable role, configuration, and era

1958:An AJSH 37 Viggen (s/n 37901) is on display at the 1487:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 5190:Taylor, John W.R. "SAAB 37 Viggen (Thunderbolt)". 4830:Boyd: The Fighter Pilot Who Changed the Art of War 707:turbofan. This was essentially a heavily modified 4660: 4658: 4656: 4654: 2787:[A bold claim without empirical support] 2777: 2459:"Hemliga atomubåtar gav Sverige säkerhetsgaranti" 1900:An SK 37E Viggen (s/n 37898) is preserved at the 7339: 5048:———; Gilchrist, Peter (1993), 5047: 4800:A Compendium of Armaments and Military Hardware. 4670:, Jämtlands Flyg och Lottamuseum, archived from 4292: 4290: 4253: 4251: 3882: 3771: 3745: 3199: 3152: 3150: 2949: 2004: 1945:An AJSH 37 Viggen (s/n 373918) is on display at 274:(Sk 37). During the late 1970s, the all-weather 235:" under which Sweden could access advanced U.S. 5089:Larsson, Bengt. Martin Letell and Håkan Thörn. 4239: 4200: 4198: 4196: 4194: 4101: 4099: 3367:, Flight global, p. 762, 1 November 1973, 3098: 3096: 3094: 3092: 3090: 2947: 2945: 2943: 2941: 2939: 2937: 2935: 2933: 2931: 2929: 2866: 2613: 2611: 2609: 2607: 2605: 2603: 2601: 1157:, and the M70 with a 4.7 kg HEAT warhead. 329:configuration, as "canard" is French for duck. 5270:. Fyshwick, AU: Aerospace Publications, 2000. 4850:Lockheed Blackbird: Beyond the Secret Missions 4651: 4278: 4221: 4214: 4212: 4210: 4173: 3864:, The aviation geek club, 9th of January 2018. 3827: 3415:: Militar tekniska, April 2001, archived from 3316: 2880: 2878: 529:enabled the sought short landing performance. 455:", Sweden was allowed access to advanced U.S. 5698: 5448: 5281:Winchester, Jim, ed. "Saab AJ/SF/SH Viggen". 5251:Williams, Antony G. and Dr. Emmanuel Gustin. 4937:, Försvarets Materielverk, M5800-370051, 1983 4884:Springer Science & Business Media, 2010. 4287: 4248: 4230: 4182: 3813:] (in Swedish). Falun: Historiska Media. 3247:Central Computer for aircraft Saab 37, Viggen 3147: 2919: 2917: 2915: 2913: 2911: 2909: 2907: 2905: 2841: 2839: 2837: 2835: 2833: 2831: 2829: 2827: 2573: 2571: 2569: 2567: 2565: 5020: 4993: 4974: 4728: 4356:"Swedish Military Jet Crashes Scouting Ship" 4269: 4260: 4191: 4164: 4096: 4002: 3845: 3777: 3706: 3685: 3666: 3522: 3520: 3518: 3458:. Hong Kong: Hennerwood Publications, 1983. 3439: 3387: 3240: 3238: 3236: 3234: 3232: 3087: 3080: 3078: 3068: 3066: 3064: 3062: 3060: 3058: 2926: 2598: 2591: 2589: 2587: 2585: 2583: 2368: 2366: 2364: 2362: 2360: 1911:An JA 37 Viggen (sn: 37429) is preserved at 5177:Defense Policy in the Reagan Administration 4207: 3717: 3715: 3341: 3138: 3030: 3028: 3007: 2985: 2983: 2981: 2979: 2963: 2961: 2959: 2875: 1789:1 squadron AJ/SF/SH 37 (combined) 1993–2001 1710:Multiple Viggens performing a mock dogfight 922:ability to track two targets while scanning 5705: 5691: 5455: 5441: 5333:, Aircraft resource center, archived from 5207:Jane's All the World's Aircraft, 1988–1989 4314:Air Enthusiast, Vol.9/No.3, September 1975 3786: 3607: 3571:, Aircraft resource center, archived from 3016: 2902: 2824: 2633:, Aircraft resource center, archived from 2626: 2562: 2420: 2418: 2416: 2414: 2412: 2333: 2331: 282:JA 37 variant was introduced. Attempts to 4944:. Stockholm: Streiffert & Co., 1988. 4468:[Sk 37 Viggen is flying again!], 3944: 3915: 3906: 3897: 3529: 3515: 3229: 3192: 3190: 3188: 3186: 3184: 3182: 3075: 3055: 2725: 2580: 2549: 2547: 2545: 2508: 2506: 2357: 2187:4 rocket pods (135 mm, 5.4 in). 1863: 1547:Learn how and when to remove this message 1368: 4955: 3712: 3025: 2976: 2956: 2008: 1882: 1838:1 squadron SF/SH 37 (combined) 1979–1993 1799:1 squadron SF/SH 37 (combined) 1977–1993 1655: 1647: 1425:United States Secretary of the Air Force 1298: 1290: 1131: 1068: 1019: 1000: 785: 752: 694: 633: 609: 531: 517:patterns upon the main wing to generate 5192:Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1980–81 3476:"Head-Up Displays and Optical Systems." 3222: 3220: 3218: 3216: 3214: 2812:Gunston and Gilchrist 1993, pp. 243–44. 2754: 2726:Andersson, Lennart (23 November 2006). 2692: 2682:from the original on 24 September 2015. 2663: 2512: 2409: 2381: 2328: 1395:. The 37E Eurofighter competed against 963:, modified from the unit used upon the 868:The aircraft's principal sensor was an 647:single type. However, a combination of 574:During 1964, construction of the first 7340: 5714:Swedish military aircraft designations 5462: 5248:, 27 September 1980. pp. 1260–65. 4869:. London: Aerospace Publishing, 1996. 3801: 3730: 3297: 3291: 3179: 2821:Larsson, Letell and Thörn 2012, p. 47. 2542: 2503: 2453: 2451: 2449: 1857:1 squadron SK 37E (combined) 2003–2007 1443:leaked United States diplomatic cables 1286: 605: 219:in the attack role, as well as to the 5686: 5436: 5221:This Happens in the Swedish Air Force 4854:Oxford, UK: Osprey Publishing, 2004. 4757:Smithsonian Institution Press, 1989. 4593:, Västerås Flygmuseum, archived from 4527:Muzeum Lotnictwa Polskiego w Krakowie 4472:(in Swedish), SE: Transportstyrelsen 3929: 3927: 3158:"Saab flies upgraded Viggen fighter." 2433: 1878: 1052: 5175:Snyder, William P. and James Brown. 3562: 3211: 3172:Ahren, B. "Viggen Thrust Reverser", 1739: 1698:Viggen display flight at an air show 1485:adding citations to reliable sources 1456: 1240:capability and to engage targets at 1160:The AJ 37 was designed to carry two 876:, which used a mechanically steered 778:(RAT), capable of generating 6 kVA. 16:1967 Swedish fighter aircraft family 7373:Nuclear weapons programme of Sweden 4927:, 11 October 1973. pp. 616–19. 4740:FPL JA37 1983, ch.1, sec. 18, p. 17 4014:Military Intervention & Defence 3384:, Vol. 25, no. 5, 1989, pp. 775–81. 3258:, Sweden: Data Saab, archived from 2923:Gunston and Gilchrist 1993, p. 245. 2845:Gunston and Gilchrist 1993, p. 244. 2577:Gunston and Gilchrist 1993, p. 243. 2446: 2372:Gunston and Gilchrist 1993, p. 247. 2312:List of military aircraft of Sweden 2040:16.4 m (53 ft 10 in) 703:The Viggen was powered by a single 497:fighter aircraft, notably with the 13: 4932:Speciell Förarinstruktion FPL JA37 4379: 3924: 2802:from the original on 21 March 2012 2785:"En djärv tes utan empiriskt stöd" 2693:Törnell, Bernt (5 February 2007). 2664:Rystedt, Jörgen (1 October 2005). 2375: 2133:203 m/s (40,000 ft/min) 2046:10.6 m (34 ft 9 in) 1024:A two-seat SK 37 Viggen on display 935:co-developed an automatic digital 521:, allowing for the elimination of 212:into operational service in 1981. 183:) is a single-seat, single-engine 14: 7399: 5298: 5283:Military Aircraft of the Cold War 5104:Jackson, Paul. "Saab 37 Viggen". 4865:Donald, David and Jon Lake, eds. 4620:, Flygvapenmuseum, archived from 4411:Swedish Air Force Historic Flight 4335:https://libris.kb.se/bib/20912374 4324:https://libris.kb.se/bib/20912411 2773:from the original on 14 May 2016. 2755:Rystedt, Jörgen (20 April 2009). 2744:from the original on 4 June 2017. 2715:from the original on 3 June 2017. 2487:. 13 October 2020. Archived from 2382:Nilsson, Axel (13 January 2012). 2070:16,439 kg (36,242 lb) ( 2052:5.9 m (19 ft 4 in) 2013:Saab JA 37 Viggen 3-view drawings 1686:Swedish documentary on the Viggen 1206:(Swedish designation "RB 28") or 475: 383:in the attack role and later the 4836:: Little, Brown, and Co., 2002. 4734: 4710: 4685: 4667:Våra flygplan och övriga föremål 4635: 4608: 4581: 4565: 4545: 4518: 4499: 4483: 4458: 4427: 4399: 4373: 4348: 4339: 4328: 4317: 4308: 4299: 4155: 4137: 4124: 4115: 4087: 4071: 4062: 4053: 4043:Last Tufted Duck must submit ore 4029: 4020: 3982:, vol 7, no 2, 1986, pp. 28–29. 3851:Williams and Gustin 2004, p. 57. 3298:Goebel, Greg (1 December 2021). 2627:Nowotny, Anders; Ekedahl, Sten, 2270:McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II 2237: 2223: 2074:17,000 kg (37,479 lb)) 1719: 1704: 1692: 1680: 1461: 926:McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II 596:McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II 551:engine. Originally, the British 536:AJS 37 Viggen on display at the 465:Swedish National Defence College 36: 5128:On Falcon Wings: The F-16 Story 4902:, 30 May 1974. pp. 707–12. 4746: 3993: 3973: 3953: 3888: 3867: 3854: 3836: 3795: 3751: 3724: 3691: 3647: 3634: 3556: 3547: 3538: 3506: 3491: 3469: 3448: 3426: 3396: 3374: 3350: 3276: 3166: 3129: 3120: 3112:"World News: Over 800 Viggens." 3105: 3046: 3037: 2992: 2973:, Saab. Retrieved 6 March 2016. 2893: 2857: 2848: 2815: 2806: 2748: 2719: 2686: 2657: 2648: 2620: 2559:, Saab. Retrieved 6 March 2016. 2080:19,274 kg (42,492 lb) 2058:46 m (500 sq ft) 1472:needs additional citations for 761:Saab had originally wanted the 741:, while the fixed inlet had no 614:An SF 37 Viggen in flight, 1977 440:high acceleration on take-off. 21:Saab 9-3 § Saab 9-3 Viggen 7358:1960s Swedish fighter aircraft 4121:Snyder and Brown 1997, p. 150. 4084:1983. Retrieved 23 April 2011. 3498:"Sweden tests Viggen upgrade." 2481:"Saab history, Saab 37 Viggen" 2473: 2434:Zorro, Mario H. (8 May 2016), 2427: 2127:18,000 m (59,000 ft) 2064:9,500 kg (20,944 lb) 1949:, Newark, Nottinghamshire, UK. 1391:to find a replacement for the 1389:Air Combat Fighter competition 1187:(Swedish designation "RB 75") 640:Royal International Air Tattoo 525:from the canard. The use of a 369: 1: 7383:1967 establishments in Sweden 5427:Flug Revue test flight report 5376:, Vector site, archived from 5029:] (in German), Tyskland, 5002:] (in German), Tyskland, 4574:Museet Verksamhetsutställning 3619:, Vector site, archived from 2322: 2005:Specifications (JA 37 Viggen) 1902:Musée de l’air et de l’espace 1854:1 squadron SF/SH 37 1979–2002 1411:'s P-530 Cobra (on which the 1351: 690: 505:, Saab JAS 39 Gripen and the 7388:Third-generation jet fighter 7378:Aircraft first flown in 1967 5123:, June 1993, pp. 20–36. 4979:, New York: Crescent Books, 4305:Air Enthusiast, January 1973 4038:Sista Viggarna lämnar Malmen 3883:Gunston & Gilchrist 1993 3772:Gunston & Gilchrist 1993 3746:Gunston & Gilchrist 1993 2795:(in Swedish) (4), SE, 2007, 2695:"Svenska militära flygbaser" 2384:"JAS 39 Gripen − Milestones" 1643: 1108:could also be folded via an 1005:Cockpit of an AJSF 37 Viggen 7: 7368:Single-engined jet aircraft 5307:Interview with Viggen pilot 5253:Flying Guns, The Modern Era 5230:Dorrance Publishing, 2009. 4495:(in French), Musée de l'Air 4466:"Sk 37 Viggen flyger igen!" 3962:, vol 4, no 3, 1983, p. 5. 3288:, 13 February 1969. p. 262. 3126:Eliasson 2010, pp. 87, 229. 2890:, 16 February 1967, p. 270. 2216: 1851:2 squadrons JA 37 1983–2004 1825:2 squadrons JA 37 1986–2003 1812:2 squadrons AJ 37 1974–1998 1776:3 squadrons AJ 37 1972–1998 1766:2 squadrons AJ 37 1978–1993 1756:1 squadron SK 37E 1999–2003 1750:2 squadrons JA 37 1983–2003 1452: 1441:in its place. According to 1127: 908:, which had an all-weather 781: 10: 7404: 5268:Combat Aircraft since 1945 5179:. DIANE Publishing, 1997. 4956:Forsberg, Randall (1994), 4897:"Saab Viggen: In The Air." 4557:, Aeroseum, archived from 4079:"The Selling of the F-16." 4026:Forsberg 1994, pp. 222–23. 3842:Warwick 1980, pp. 1264–65. 3697:Warwick 1980, pp. 1260–61. 3544:Warwick 1980, pp. 1262–63. 2404:Swedish naming of aircraft 2295:Vought XF8U-3 Crusader III 2253:Saab 9-3 Viggen automobile 2020:Combat Aircraft since 1945 1975:Flugausstellung Hermeskeil 1841:1 squadron JA 37 1993–2002 1835:1 squadron JA 37 1981–2002 1815:1 squadron SK 37 1974–1998 1802:1 squadron JA 37 1980–1993 1779:1 squadron SK 37 1972–1974 1753:1 squadron SK 37 1999–2003 1393:Lockheed F-104 Starfighter 1114:hardened aircraft shelters 996: 991:mean time between failures 863:Infrared warning receivers 844:electronic countermeasures 757:Volvo RM8 on display, 2014 374: 18: 7325: 7011: 6784: 6745: 6580: 6400: 6310: 6232: 6039: 5964: 5916: 5881: 5785: 5728: 5721: 5619: 5571: 5471: 4802:London: Routledge, 2014. 4716:Wilson 2000, p. 123. 4699:, SR P4, 24 February 2009 4284:Jackson 1993, pp. 78, 80. 4245:Jackson 1993, pp. 59, 70. 3283:"INDUSTRY International." 2899:Eliasson 2010, pp. 81–82. 2513:Karling, Krister (2002), 1703: 1691: 1679: 1674: 961:Central Air Data Computer 949:Instrument Landing System 685: 445:National Security Council 185:multirole combat aircraft 155: 147: 139: 131: 126: 118: 108: 96: 88: 57:Multirole combat aircraft 52: 47: 35: 30: 5209:. 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London: Jane's, 1981. 4935:(A/C JA37 Flight Manual) 4922:"The Viggen in Service." 4772:Rand Corporation, 1991. 4755:Saab Aircraft Since 1937 4729:Gunston & Spick 1998 4554:Aircraft at the Aeroseum 4227:Jackson 1993, pp. 70–71. 4179:Jackson 1993, pp. 63–66. 4105:Krishnaswamy, Murali N. 4093:Peacock 1997, pp. 13–16. 3999:Darwal 2004, pp. 151–56. 3833:Jackson 1993, pp. 76–77. 3707:Gunston & Spick 1983 3686:Gunston & Spick 1983 3667:Gunston & Spick 1983 3174:AIAA Journal of Aircraft 3117:, 23 April 1964, p. 630. 3043:Wagner 2009, pp. 125–26. 2728:"Svenska reservvägbaser" 2424:Fredriksen 2001, p. 279. 2317: 2307:List of fighter aircraft 1913:Estonian Aviation Museum 1906:Paris–Le Bourget Airport 1341:Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird 1228:semi-active radar homing 1221: 1212:a Swedish nuclear weapon 1144: 973:Infrared linescan camera 945:Doppler navigation radar 920:missiles as well as the 796:digital central computer 713:Pratt & Whitney JT8D 565:Pratt & Whitney JT8D 538:Swedish Air Force Museum 197:digital central computer 42:A SK 37 Viggen in flight 5162:Oxford University Press 5106:World Air Power Journal 5068:World Air Power Journal 4296:Andersson 1989, p. 162. 4257:Andersson 1989, p. 152. 4236:Andersson 1989, p. 155. 4188:Andersson 1989, p. 148. 4134:, vol. 27, no. 5, 1997. 3783:Andersson 1989, p. 150. 3512:Field 1974, pp. 709–10. 3358:"ECM contract for MSDS" 3176:, vol. 18, no. 5, 1981. 3052:Chant 2014, pp. 458–59. 2275:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-23 2153:cannon with 125 rounds 2025:General characteristics 1386:United States Air Force 1311:(F 7) became the first 1181:air-to-surface missiles 294: 5414:Saab 37 Viggen webpage 5149:DARcorporation, 2002. 5027:Modern combat aircraft 5023:Moderne Kampfflugzeuge 4577:, Söderhamn Flygmuseum 4059:Forsberg 1994, p. 236. 3894:Ford 1973. pp. 616–17. 3757:Ford 1973. pp. 618–19. 3669:, pp. 22–23, 244. 3445:Eliasson 2010, p. 125. 3393:Eliasson 2010, p. 115. 3252:ViggenCK37 with photos 3226:Warwick 1980, p. 1264. 3135:Forsberg 1994, p. 220. 3102:Warwick 1980, p. 1265. 3004:, 29 May 1969, p. 880. 2953:Warwick 1980, p. 1261. 2885:"The Viggen Airborne." 2654:Bitzinger 1991, p. 18. 2617:Warwick 1980, p. 1260. 2014: 1904:located at the former 1888: 1864:Accident and incidents 1669: 1653: 1423:; on 13 January 1975, 1369:Overseas sales efforts 1304: 1296: 1137: 1074: 1030:liquid-crystal display 1025: 1006: 848:radar warning receiver 791: 758: 700: 643: 615: 544: 415:ability at low level, 5419:16 April 2003 at the 5243:"Interceptor Viggen." 4942:The Saab-Scania Story 4940:Erichs, Rolph et al. 3563:Toll, Jörgen (2012), 3347:Eliasson 2010, p. 38. 3144:Eliasson 2010, p. 82. 3013:Eliasson 2010, p. 87. 2345:(in Swedish). Saab AB 2012: 1886: 1659: 1651: 1302: 1294: 1135: 1072: 1023: 1004: 937:flight control system 916:illumination for the 840:distributed computing 789: 756: 698: 637: 613: 535: 260:aerial reconnaissance 159:26 June 2007 (SK 37E) 5402:|aircraft_type= 5359:|aircraft_type= 5246:Flight International 4925:Flight International 4905:Fredriksen, John C. 4900:Flight International 4798:Chant, Christopher. 4768:Bitzinger, Richard. 4731:, p. 148. 4360:The Spokesman-Review 4275:Jackson 1993, p. 78. 4266:Jackson 1993, p. 70. 4204:Jackson 1993, p. 82. 4170:Jackson 1993, p. 57. 4010:Insats & Försvar 3792:Jackson 1993, p. 59. 3597:|aircraft_type= 3501:Flight International 3481:7 March 2016 at the 3422:on 26 September 2007 3365:Flight International 3286:Flight International 3208:Taylor 1988, p. 702. 3161:Flight International 3156:Jeziorski, Andrzej. 3115:Flight International 3022:Wagner 2009, p. 125. 3002:Flight International 2888:Flight International 2872:Donald 1996, p. 366. 2863:Roskam 2002, p. 376. 2854:Roskam 2002, p. 206. 2491:on 24 September 2020 2190:U95 ECM pod (JA 37D) 1587:Saab 37E Eurofighter 1481:improve this article 1375:developing countries 1238:look-down/shoot-down 910:look-down/shoot-down 821:Centralkalkylator 37 638:JA 37 Viggen at the 629:Flight International 588:Flight International 561:de Havilland Trident 143:21 June 1971 (AJ 37) 69:Photo reconnaissance 7348:Delta-wing aircraft 6233:Advanced trainers ( 4847:Crickmore, Paul F. 4753:Andersson, Hans G. 4674:on 3 September 2018 4218:Hewson 1995, p. 31. 4068:Coram 2002, p. 305. 3950:Boyne 2002, p. 610. 3921:Boyne 2002, p. 548. 3912:Field 1974, p. 710. 3903:Field 1974, p. 712. 3535:Field 1974, p. 709. 3526:Field 1974, p. 708. 3084:Chant 2014, p. 459. 3072:Chant 2014, p. 458. 2637:on 20 February 2007 2595:Field 1974, p. 707. 2394:on 22 February 2014 2078:Max takeoff weight: 1435:licensed production 1382:Eurofighter Typhoon 1287:Operational history 1242:beyond visual range 1118:underground hangars 1106:vertical stabilizer 1102:vertical stabilizer 1090:honeycomb structure 1073:Vertical stabilizer 965:Grumman F-14 Tomcat 906:pulse-doppler radar 878:parabolic reflector 825:integrated circuits 743:adjustable geometry 735:turbine temperature 606:Further development 499:Eurofighter Typhoon 447:, led by President 201:integrated circuits 191:. It was the first 48:General information 5400:Unknown parameter 5380:on 13 October 2007 5357:Unknown parameter 5126:Peacock, Lindsay. 5033:: Stocker-Schmid, 5006:: Stocker-Schmid, 4880:Eliasson, Gunnar. 4492:Saab SK 37E Viggen 4382:"WikiBase results" 4161:Smith 1994, p. 99. 4132:Arms Control Today 3935:"System 37 Viggen" 3748:, pp. 245–47. 3731:Stridsberg, Sven, 3721:Ford 1973. p. 618. 3709:, pp. 244–45. 3623:on 13 October 2007 3616:The Saab 37 Viggen 3595:Unknown parameter 3434:AIAA Paper 85-1961 3265:on 30 October 2008 3034:Ford 1973. p. 616. 2999:"Paris Airshow..." 2989:Ford 1973, p. 617. 2757:"Flygbassystem 90" 2666:"Flygbassystem 60" 2440:Plane Encyclopedia 2265:Dassault Mirage F1 2015: 1889: 1879:Surviving aircraft 1670: 1660:Viggen landing at 1654: 1397:Dassault-Breguet's 1305: 1297: 1166:anti-ship missiles 1138: 1075: 1053:Wings and airframe 1026: 1007: 957:Garrett AiResearch 792: 790:The CK 37 computer 763:Rolls-Royce Medway 759: 701: 644: 616: 553:Rolls-Royce Medway 545: 482:Aircraft System 37 443:In 1960, the U.S. 289:Saab JAS 39 Gripen 7335: 7334: 7007: 7006: 6746:Torpedo bombers ( 6311:Trials aircraft ( 5882:Army aeroplanes ( 5729:Attack aircraft ( 5680: 5679: 5472:Military aircraft 5266:Wilson, Stewart. 5241:Warwick, Graham. 5040:978-3-613-01926-3 5013:978-3-7276-7062-6 4783:Boyne, Walter J. 4693:"Flygplan på väg" 4534:: Aviation museum 4508:Lennundus muuseum 4077:Dörfer, Ingemar. 3488:, September 2014. 3464:978-0-86273-074-1 3326:. 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