SOKO

SOKO (English falcon) was an aircraft factory situated in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It gained prominence in Yugoslavia.

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')

Modern day

Now SOKO is an auto part manufacturer focusing mostly on car transmissions, driveshafts and gears.

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).

SOKO Pictures

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Source: WikiPedia