Have Drill was the name of the Defense Intelligence Agency project to evaluate and develop tactics against a Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17 [1] acquired from Israel in 1968. The Syrian Air Force MiG-17 landed at Betzet in northern Israel, mistaking it for Lebanon.

The MiG-17 is superior in the high AOA max performance maneuvering and low speed (250 KIAS or slower) arena The F-4, F-1 05, F-1 00, and F-5 all have vertical maneuvering superiority.

2013年10月29日 · This briefing describes the specifics of the exploitation efforts, designated HAVE DRILL and HAVE FERRY, of two versions of the Soviet MiG-17F fighter plane. It specifies the versions of the plane in the possession of the Foreign Technology Division (now the National Air and Space Intelligence Center), U.S. test equipment, the testing effort ...

[2] By 1970, the HAVE DRILL program was expanded; a few selected fleet F-4 crews were given the chance to fight the MiGs. The most important result of HAVE DRILL is that no Navy pilot who flew in the project defeated the MiG-17 in the first engagement. The HAVE DRILL dogfights were by invitation only.

SOVIET MiG-17F Rob Young Historian National Air and Space Intelligence Center This Briefing is Classified: UNCLASSIFIED//APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE

2023年8月11日 · Between 1965 and 1968, antique MiG-17 Frescos shot down 27 US aircraft over Vietnam. Although US aviators shot down over 50 MiG-17s in return, the situation ...

The HAVE DRILL MiG-17 was a Lim-5 serial number 1C-07-18, built in Poland in 1956-57. The HAVE DRILL aircraft arrived at Groom Lake on 27 January 1969 with its first flight being on 17 February 1969.

Summary In the late 1960’s, the U.S. Navy, Air Force, and a number of U.S. federal agencies undertook a program at Groom Lake to evaluate the MiG-17 to help fight the Vietnam War during a period of anti-Vietnam War protests and the North Vietnamese MiG-17s and MiG-21s having a kill rate against the U.S. air assets was 9:1.

The MiG-17 at Betzet. Have Drill was the name of the Defense Intelligence Agency project to evaluate and develop tactics against a Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17 [1] acquired from Israel in 1968. The Syrian Air Force MiG-17 landed at Betzet in northern Israel, mistaking it for Lebanon.

HAVE DRILL was the name of a Defense Intelligence Agency project whose purpose was to evaluate and exploit a MiG-17 "Fresco" that the United States Air Force acquired in 1968 from Israel.