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Fouga
CM 170 Magister
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The
Magister was the first jet primary trainer to enter
production; the prototype first flew in 1952. In addition to
production in France, this aircraft was produced under license in
Germany, Finland and Israel.
As a light-attack aircraft, the Magister saw
combat in the Six Day War in 1967. Over 800 were built. |
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 | CM 170: Initial design |
| CM 175: Navalized version (named Zephyr) |
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