Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Paco Gesiler recalls flying MiGs, pushing them to their absolute limits. They aimed to challenge the competition, showing no mercy in aerial combat. The goal was to be the toughest opponent possible. #MiG #aviation #aircombat #military #pilots
youtube.com/live/DTs880Qesgo
Paco Gesiler recalls flying MiGs, pushing them to their absolute limits. They aimed to challenge the competition, showing no mercy in aerial combat. The goal was to be the toughest opponent possible. #MiG #aviation #aircombat #military #pilots
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