Feature: The Current State of the Best-Selling MiG-21 Developed in the Soviet Union during the Cold War, and with over 13,000 units produced including Chinese-made copies, the MiG-21 "Fishbed" is truly a best-selling supersonic jet fighter. It has been operated by over 50 countries and is still in active service in countries in Asia and Africa, but it is finally disappearing from Europe with the rise of fifth-generation fighters. This month, we feature a color report on the air show in Croatia, the last European country to operate the Fishbed, which symbolizes the generational change with the Rafale fighter, as well as the current status of the Chinese-made F-7 maintained by the Sri Lankan Air Force. The main article explains the development and various types of the MiG-21, and summarizes the latest information on how many countries are still using it and on upgraded aircraft. Featured Articles This Month: ● First Public Photos of the U.S. Air Force B-21 Raider Bomber Flight Test ● Air Self-Defense Force Base Air Shows - Shizuhama, Miho, Hofu Kita ● Blue Impulse Flight at the Tsuruoka Tenjin Festival ● Special Edition "Polishing Photos" "Helicopters" Part 2 ● The Current State of Defense Equipment Transfers Seen Overseas ● The Past and Future of the Korean KF-21 ● AIR RACE X 2024 RACE 1 REMOTE ROUND ● Differences between Exhibition Aircraft on Kinmen Island, Taiwan, and Tainan ● Yokota Air Base Friendship Festival 2024 Featured Graphic Features: ● NTM (NATO Tiger Meet) 24 Begins in Germany ● Italian Air Force Reconnaissance/Air Support Fighter AMX PHASE OUT ● NATO's Keen Eye E-3A AWACS ● USS Ronald Reagan's Last Departure from Yokosuka as a U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier in Japan This is "Koku Fan August 2024." Overall, it is in very good condition. 800 yen → 700 yen → 600 yen