Acquired by the museum in 1987, this former Polish Air Force MiG-15bis (Lim-2), their serial 25, has been put on display to commemorate an event during the Cold War, when a Soviet MiG-15 shot down a Swedish intelligence gathering Tp79, 79001 (C-47), the wreck of which is also on display. The MiG-15 was previously falsely marked as 24 yellow.

The Flygvapenmuseum's policy's to only display aircraft types that have been used in the defence of the Swedish homeland, with this MiG-15 being the only exception. It is on display because a Soviet MiG-15 shot down a Swedish signal intelligence DC-3 (Douglas Tp79, 79001) and a rescue PBY Catalina over the Baltic Sea in 1952. This Polish-built Fagot was previously 25 with the Polish AF and arrived at the Flygvapenmuseum in 1987.

Representing the Soviet MiG-15s which shot down a Swedish signals intelligence C-47 and a rescue PBY in 1952. 215 is the Polish serial of this Polish-built MiG.

Representing the Soviet MiG-15s which shot down a Swedish signals intelligence C-47 and a rescue PBY in 1952. 215 is the Polish serial of this Polish-built MiG.