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Appendix 12:<br />

NATO Reporting Names<br />

Since WW2 there have been three successive series of ‘type<br />

numbers’ or ‘reporting names’” assigned to Soviet aircraft<br />

by the NATO Air Standardization Co-ordinating<br />

Committee. When first assigned each new name was classified;<br />

this extended even to the suffix letters which<br />

identify important modifications of each basic design. For<br />

some reason the practice of assigning invented names has<br />

continued even though the correct designations are<br />

known. Bomber and reconnaissance names begin with B,<br />

transports with C, fighters with F, helicopters with H and<br />

other types with M. A single-syllable name (except for<br />

helicopters) denotes a propeller aircraft. Older aircraft are<br />

omitted from the following list.<br />

Backfire<br />

Tu-22M<br />

Firebar<br />

Yak-28P<br />

Badger<br />

Tu-16 (Tu-88 and Chinese H-6)<br />

Fishbed<br />

MiG-21 (single-seaters and Chinese J-7)<br />

Beagle<br />

Chinese H-5 (licence-built Il-28)<br />

Fishpot<br />

Su-11 (single-seater)<br />

Bear<br />

Blackjack<br />

Blinder<br />

Brewer<br />

Camber<br />

Candid<br />

Tu-95, Tu-142<br />

Tu-160<br />

Tu-22 (Tu-105)<br />

Most Yak-28 tactical versions<br />

Il-86<br />

Il-76<br />

Fitter<br />

Flagon<br />

Flanker<br />

Flogger<br />

Su-7, Su-17, Su-20 and Su-22 (including<br />

some two-seaters)<br />

Su-15 and Su-21 (including two-seaters)<br />

Su-27, Su-30, Su-32, Su-33, Su-35,<br />

Su-37<br />

MiG-23 and MiG-27 (including<br />

trainers)<br />

Careless<br />

Tu-154, Tu-164<br />

Forger<br />

Yak-38<br />

Cash<br />

Clank<br />

Classic<br />

Cline<br />

Clobber<br />

Coaler<br />

Cock<br />

Codling<br />

Coke<br />

Colt<br />

Condor<br />

Coot<br />

Crate<br />

Crusty<br />

Cub<br />

Cuff<br />

Curl<br />

Farmer<br />

An-28<br />

An-30<br />

Il-62<br />

An-32<br />

Yak-42<br />

An-72, An-74<br />

An-22<br />

Yak-40<br />

An-24 (Chinese Y-7)<br />

An-2 (Chinese Y-5)<br />

An-124<br />

Il-18 and variants<br />

Il-14<br />

Tu-134<br />

An-12 and variants<br />

Be-32<br />

An-26<br />

MiG-19 (and Chinese J-6, including<br />

trainer)<br />

Foxbat<br />

Foxhound<br />

Frogfoot<br />

Fulcrum<br />

Fullback<br />

Halo<br />

Harke<br />

Havoc<br />

Haze<br />

Helix<br />

Hermit<br />

Hind<br />

Hip<br />

Hokum<br />

Hoodlum<br />

Hook<br />

Hoplite<br />

Hormone<br />

MiG-25 (including reconnaissance and<br />

trainer versions)<br />

MiG-31<br />

Su-25, Su-28<br />

MiG-29<br />

Su-34, Su-38<br />

Mi-26<br />

Mi-10<br />

Mi-28<br />

Mi-14<br />

Ka-27, Ka-28, Ka-29, Ka-31, Ka-32<br />

Mi-34<br />

Mi-24, Mi-25, Mi-35<br />

Mi-8, Mi-9, Mi-17<br />

Ka-50<br />

Ka-26<br />

Mi-6, Mi-22<br />

Mi-2 (excluding PZL variants)<br />

Ka-25<br />

Fencer<br />

Su-24<br />

Hound<br />

Mi-4 (and Chinese Z-5)<br />

Fiddler<br />

Tu-28P/128 (Tu-102)<br />

Madcap<br />

An-71<br />

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