Operated by the North Korean Air Force during the Korean war and now on display at the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum in Pyongyang.

On display at the recently renovated war museum in Pyongyang.

The Wonsan Air Festival in 2016 turned out to be a truly unique event, al least until now. One of the participants was this North Korean Su-25K.

This is possibly the most valuable MiG-15 ever produced, certainly from an US perspective. During the Korean War the US tried unsuccessfully to obtain a 'Fagot' for technical and evaluation puposes but this example landed at Kimpo AB, South Korea by defecting pilot No Kum-Sok. Subsequently test flown and evaluated an offer to North Korea to hand back the plane to it's 'righful owners' was rebuffed and so instead it went on display at the National Museum of the USAF at Dayton.

This 'Max' is preserved in static condition and on display at the Planes of Fame Museum at Chino in North Korean markings. Ex N7013S.

This is the second aircraft in the 'famous' long line of Migs outside the Datangshan tunnel.

Impressive isn't it! The long row of MiGs leading up to one of the tunnel entrances just off the right of the shot.

Previously G-BMZF, seen in the Fleet Air Arm Museum, in a North Korean livery