Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-19

Operators

Afghanistan: Afghan Air Force. 36 acquired by the Royal Afghan Air Force from 1964.
Albania: Albanian Air Force. (85) Mainly Chinese Shenyang J-6. All retired in 2005. See Albanian Air Force.
Bangladesh: Bangladesh Air Force Chinese-built operational conversion unit of Shenyang J-6
Bulgaria: The MiG-19 served in the Bulgarian Air Force from 1958 to 1973.
Cambodia: Cambodian Air Force
People's Republic of China: Chinese-built variant Shenyang J-6, all single-seaters retired from frontline combat service in 1992, except for Nanchang Q-5 variant, some J-6 was converted to target/attack drone (number not confirmed). As of 2010 all were decommissioned.

Cuba: Cuban Air Force
Czechoslovakia: Czechoslovak Air Force operated many MIG-19S, MIG-19P, MIG-19PM and licenced build S-105
East Germany: East German Air Force
Egypt: Egyptian Air Force
Hungary: Hungarian Air Force
Indonesia: The Indonesian Air Force acquired a number of MiG-19S in 1961 and used during the preparation of Operation TRIKORA in 1962, (the taking of Western New Guinea from the Netherlands) in Western New Guinea (now, Papua and Papua Barat); several of these aircraft crashed. The MiG-19S was removed from Indonesian service in 1970.
Iraq: Iraqi Air Force
Khmer Republic: Khmer National Air Force
Mozambique: Military of Mozambique
North Korea: North Korean Air Force. J-6 still in service.
Pakistan: Pakistan Air Force. All retired in 2002. Some of them are on display on squares in various cities.
Poland: Polish Air Force. A total of 22 MiG-19P and 14 MiG-19PM interceptors served between 1957 and 1974
Romania: Romanian Air Force. A total of 17 MiG-19P and 10 MiG-19PM aircraft were in service between 1958 (1959 for the PM) and 1972.
Somalia: Somali Air Corps
Soviet Union