Rank 67 in the Aviation Heroes collection, this print treats the MiG-29 UPG as the IAF air-superiority workhorse it became after HAL and Mikoyan modernised India's Fulcrum fleet — not as a generic twin-tail grey jet on white. No. 47 Squadron Black Archers at Adampur Air Force Station were the first IAF unit to absorb the MiG-29 when it arrived in 1987, and the UPG package added Zhuk-M radar, improved fire-control, and R-77 beyond-visual-range missiles to an airframe NATO calls Fulcrum and the IAF nicknames Baaz. Here the upgraded Fulcrum sits in clean technical profile: R-77 rails on the wings, saffron-white-green roundels on the grey camo, and that unmistakable arched intake pair collectors spot from across a dispersal.