Aermacchi MB-338

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The Aermacchi MB-338 was a design for a military jet trainer aircraft in the early 1970s to replace the MB-326 in Italian Air Force service. The design was eventually developed into the MB-339.

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Related development: Aermacchi MB-326

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Aermacchi designs:	MB-326 MB-335 MB-338 MB-339 MB-340 M-311 M-346

Joint ventures:	AM.3 AMX

Purchased designs:	AL-60 S-211 SF.260 M-290

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