The Indo-Soviet MIG Deal and Its International Repercussions.
ResearchPublished 1964
An account of India's "MIG deal" with the USSR. In spite of her meagre resources, India would like to acquire a first class, modern air defense force capable of meeting any threat from either China or Pakistan. The reason the initially hostile Western reaction to the MIG deal has been modified to a tacit acceptance is discussed.
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