J-6A Shenyang Clean

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The Shenyang J-6A was a Chinese-built version of the Soviet MiG-19 "Farmer" supersonic fighter. It served primarily as an interceptor and fighter aircraft and was one of the most widely produced combat aircraft in Chinese history.
Main Users of the J-6 / J-6A
 
The aircraft was used by:
China – The largest operator. The aircraft equipped dozens of People's Liberation Army Air Force regiments from the 1960s through the early 2000s. It was also used by the naval air arm.
Vietnam – Supplied during the Vietnam War and flown against U.S. aircraft.
Pakistan – The largest export customer, operating nearly 300 F-6 variants (export designation of the J-6). They served from the 1960s until 2002.
North Korea – Operated large numbers and still reportedly retains some in reserve or secondary roles.
Egypt – Received aircraft from China beginning in 1979.
Iran – Operated F-6 fighters during the 1980s.
Iraq – Received aircraft via Egypt and Jordan in the 1980s.
Albania – One of China's closest Cold War allies and a major operator.
Other operators included Bangladesh, Myanmar, Cambodia, Somalia, Sudan, Tanzania, and Zambia.
 
Combat Use
The J-6/F-6 saw combat in:
The Vietnam War, where Vietnamese pilots used it against U.S. aircraft.
Various Middle Eastern conflicts through Egyptian, Iraqi, and Iranian service.
Regional conflicts in Africa involving Somali, Sudanese, Tanzanian, and Zambian forces.
 
Interesting Fact
China built more J-6s than the Soviet Union built MiG-19s. Production exceeded 3,000 aircraft (some estimates exceed 4,000), making it the most-produced Chinese fighter aircraft ever.