SOKO
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SOKO (English falcon) was an aircraft factory situated in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It gained prominence in Yugoslavia.
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[edit] Products
- Soko 522
- Soko S-55-5 Mk. 5
- Soko G-2 (N-60) 'Galeb' ('Gull')
- Soko G-2A
- Soko G-3 'Galeb'
- Soko J-21 Jastreb ('Hawk')
- Soko J-1 (J-21)
- Soko RJ-1 (IJ-21)
- Soko TJ-1 (NJ-21) 'Jastreb'
- Soko J-20 'Kraguj' ('Sparrowhawk')
- J-22 'Orao' ('Eagle')/Avioane IAR-93
- Soko 'Orao' 1 (IJ/INJ-22)
- Soko 'Orao' 2 (J-22)
- Soko 'Orao' 2 (NJ-22)
- Soko G-4 (N-62) 'Super Galeb' ('Super Gull')
[edit] Modern day
Now SOKO is an auto part manufacturer focusing mostly on car transmissions, driveshafts and gears.
[edit] Collaboration
During the 1970s and 1980s SOKO and Avioane Craiova developed the joint Yugoslav-Romanian project of the military twin-engine, close support, ground attack and tactical reconnaissance aircraft Soko J-22 Orao/IAR-93 Vultur. SOKO also produced a series of Westland- and Aérospatiale-licenced helicopters, as well as participating in Advanced Amphibious Aircraft (AAA).
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