SOKO J-1 Jastreb

1970

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SOKO J-1 Jastreb

The Galeb was complemented by a generally similar but higher performance single-seat light attack/tactical reconnaissance version designated J-1 Jastreb (hawk), which had a strengthened airframe and was powered by the improved Rolls-Royce Viper 531 turbojet. This was built as the J-1 attack and RJ-1 tactical reconnaissance aircraft for the Yugoslav air force, with corresponding J-1E and RJ-1 E versions for export. For operational conversion a two-seat TJ-1 was developed.

Production of all versions of the Jastreb ended during 1978, and of the G-2A Galeb in 1983. It is unlikely that any Jastrebs or Galebs remain in use in Yugoslavia, and the status of the Libyan and Zambian aircraft is uncertain.

SOKO J-1 Jastreb

Specification 
 MODELJ-1 "Jastreb"
 CREW1
 ENGINE1 x Rolls-Royce "Viper" 531, 1361kg
 WEIGHTS
  Take-off weight5100 kg11244 lb
  Loaded weight2820 kg6217 lb
 DIMENSIONS
  Wingspan11.68 m38 ft 4 in
  Length10.88 m36 ft 8 in
  Height3.64 m12 ft 11 in
  Wing area19.43 m2209.14 sq ft
 PERFORMANCE
  Max. speed820 km/h510 mph
  Ceiling12000 m39350 ft
  Range w/max.fuel1520 km945 miles
 ARMAMENT3 x 12.7mm machine-guns, eight external hardpoints

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SOKO J-1 JastrebA three-view drawing (592 x 976)

Comments
Mongi Chaieb, e-mail, 21.07.2011 23:50

I'm and old pilot of the Galeb G-2 and Jastreb J-1 with captain Elbel Nisovitch and the captain Raditch and without forgetting the dear teacher Colonel Bob from 1980 to 1983 in the Air Academy of Musratah - Libye

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George Johnson, e-mail, 09.12.2007 06:00

well this one all most look liks the p-80 shooting star along with the perormance..

thank you for having this site

George

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