Twin Engine Authority — 2 museum-grade prints that set the mood. The MiG-19 Farmer entered Soviet service in 1955 as the first USSR fighter cleared for sustained supersonic flight in level cruise — a milestone that followed the MiG-17's transonic success and preceded the MiG-21's delta-wing revolution. Licensed J-6 production in China made the Farmer one of the most widely exported Soviet jet designs of the 1960s, equipping Pakistan, Egypt, and North Vietnam alongside Warsaw Pact allies. The F-4 Phantom II flew more combat sorties for the United States than any other jet fighter since Korea, serving as the backbone of Vietnam air campaigns, NATO deterrent patrols, and Middle East conflicts across five decades. Its two-seat crew concept, smoke-trailing J79 exhaust, and ungainly beauty made it instantly recognizable on carrier decks and ramrod runways alike.