102. UTI MiG-15 in the Czechoslovak Air Force (M. Irra) is a Czech publication from the numbered Jakab Publishing series. It is not a kit or an accessory but a book about the two-seat training version of the MiG-15 in service with the Czechoslovak Air Force.
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This is a publication, not a model. The title is given exactly as the publisher lists it, including the number in the series. It appears in the numbered series of the Jakab Publishing house, where the individual volumes cover particular types of aircraft and units of the Czechoslovak Air Force. The author is M. Irra, who has a number of further titles on Czechoslovak aviation to his name in the same series.
The UTI MiG-15 is the two-seat training version of the first Soviet jet fighter put into mass service. It came about so that pilots moving over to jets had an instructor right there on board. In Czechoslovakia the two-seat version was built under license under the domestic designation CS-102 and it served with the air force for a very long time, because it was also used to train pilots of later types. That is exactly the chapter the book deals with.
The publication will be appreciated by a modeler building the UTI MiG-15 or the domestic CS-102 who is looking for source material on Czechoslovak service of the type, by anyone interested in the history of the postwar Czechoslovak Air Force, and by a collector of the Jakab series filling in the numbered run. It also suits as a gift for a reader interested in the move of an air force over to jets.
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