A Chinese Navy J-6A painted to look like an Egyptian F-6, the export version of China's MiG-19 copy

No navy blue, but navy green! The sole Kiowa operated by the Dominican navy at the time, with serial M de G-0301 (Marina de Guerra) made a low pass at Herrera airport. It was delivered in 2003 and moved to the Dominican army in 2005, where it became EN-1808. It had served the US Army before as 70-15215.

The aircraft on display is a J-6A that served with the Chinese People's Liberation Army Air Force. It was imported into the United States in the 1990s by the Military Aircraft Restoration Corporation. It was then displayed at the March Air Force Base Museum for several years. In 2004, the aircraft was loaned to Pima by AMARC for restoration and display. It was purchased by the Pima Air & Space Museum in 2015. The paint scheme represents those worn by F-6 fighters in the Egyptian Air Force around the year 2000.

The J-6A is the Chinese built version of the radar equipped MiG-19PF and this particular 'Farmer' is displayed at the wonderful Pima Air & Space Museum..