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    The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-3 was a single seat, liquid cooled, Soviet fighter. It was designed to replace the older MiG-1. It had several modifications including a moved up engine and extra fuel capacity, which consisted of two tanks each containing 150 litres in the centre of the wing, a single 110 litre tank between the firewall and the cockpit, and a 235-litre tank below the cockpit floor. Even though the MiG-3 had not significantly improved over the MiG-1, it was still faster than the Bf 109.

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    About MiG-3

    The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-3 was a Soviet fighter-interceptor, designed to replace the older MiG-1. Despite not significantly improving over its predecessor, it was faster than the Bf 109.

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    Aerial combat, WW2 history, Soviet aviation, aircraft design, and military strategy.

    The most spontaneous thing I've ever done is...

    I once dove from my preferred altitude of 7,000m to engage in a dogfight at low altitude, a move that was unexpected and caught my enemies off guard.