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• BetAB

  Family of modern Russian anti-concrete air bombs.

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• Boeing B-52 Stratofortress and its version

  Profile of the longest-serving first-line strategic bomber

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• Boeing B-52 Stratofortress and its version

  Profile of the longest-serving first-line strategic bomber

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• FAB

  Family of Russian modern explosive air bombs.

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• KAB

  Family of Russian modern guided bombs.

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• Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II

  Birth, development and future of a new multi-purpose aircraft.

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• MAZ-535 and MAZ-537

  Soviet (Russian) military heavy tractors and transport vehicles for strategic missile troops and tank troops.

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• McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle and its versions

  Profile of one of the best fighters of the US Air Force, which has participated in all the last war conflicts. Its strike variant of the F-15E is one of the most effective attack aircraft today.

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• McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle and its versions

  Profile of one of the best fighters of the US Air Force, which has participated in all the last war conflicts. Its striking variant of the F-15E is one of the most effective attack aircraft today.

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• McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle and its versions

  Profile of one of the best fighters of the US Air Force, which has participated in all the last war conflicts. Its strike variant of the F-15E is one of the most effective attack aircraft today.

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• McDonnell Douglas F / A-18 Hornet and its version

  Profile of one of the most modern aircraft and a great naval machine, which is the driving force behind the squadrons of American aircraft carriers.

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• McDonnell Douglas F / A-18 Hornet and its version

  Profile of one of the most modern current aircraft and a great naval machine, which is the driving force behind the squadrons of American aircraft carriers.

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• McDonnell Douglas F / A-18 Hornet and its version

  Profile of one of the most modern aircraft and a great naval machine, which is the driving force behind the squadrons of American aircraft carriers.

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• Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29 Fulcrum and its versions

  The MiG-29, in the NATO code Fulcrum, was a response to a new generation of American fighter aircraft of the "light" category, ie types F-16 and YF-17 (from which later after major changes to the project became a slightly larger F / A-18), required in the specification for the bankruptcy for a new fighter aircraft from 1969.

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• Northrop B-2 Spirit and its versions

  Profile of the most modern current strategic stealth bomber.

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• ODAB

  A family of Russian volume-detonating (fuel-air) air bombs.

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• OFAB

  A family of Russian fragmentation-blasting air bombs.

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• Panavia Tornado and its versions

  Profile of one of the best current depth bombers and multi-purpose aircraft with a variable wing geometry.

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• Panavia Tornado and its versions

  Profile of one of the best current depth bombers and multi-purpose aircraft with a variable wing geometry.

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• OKB Zvezda missiles

  A brief description of air-to-ground missiles created at OKB Zvezda from its inception to the present. Namely, they are missiles Ch-66, Ch-23, Ch-25, Ch-27, Ch-31 and Ch-35.

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• OKB Zvezda missiles

  A brief description of air-to-ground missiles created at OKB Zvezda from its inception to the present. Namely, they are missiles Ch-66, Ch-23, Ch-25, Ch-27, Ch-31 and Ch-35.

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• OKB Zvezda missiles

  A brief description of air-to-ground missiles created at OKB Zvezda from its inception to the present. Namely, they are missiles Ch-66, Ch-23, Ch-25, Ch-27, Ch-31 and Ch-35.

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• Russian container bombs

  Description of Russian container disposable and non-disposable bombs together with a description of Russian submunitions used in them.

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• SM-65 Atlas

  The first US intercontinental ballistic missile. The symbol of US military strength during the Cold War was very close to use during the Cuban crisis.

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• SM-68 Titan

  The first US intercontinental ballistic missile with two-stage propulsion.

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• Soviet fighter pilots and air force in World War II

  The article describes the conditions in the USSR fighter aircraft in World War II. It explains the reasons for the significantly better success of German pilots compared to Soviet fighters.

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• Soviet fighter pilots and air force in World War II

  The most widespread Soviet fighter aircraft were characterized by a significant share of wood in the structure, especially the fuselage and wings. The reason was the need to use all available metal, especially for the production of tanks and other ground weapons, the dural was again reserved especially for bombers, battles and other types of aircraft. This was much more important because, at least usually, aircraft are not made of steel. The requirement to construct the main parts (mainly the fuselage and large parts of the wings) of wood, of course, dictated some limitations in aircraft performance, on the other hand, Soviet industry handled the processing of wood and veneer. With the production of precision metal products (necessary especially for engines) it was already significantly worse. Of course, the overall quality of the aircraft produced was closely related to the unhappy situation in Soviet industry.

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• Soviet fighter pilots and air force in World War II

  In the chaotic fighting of the Red Army, especially in the first year of the war, trained pilots were also deployed as infantry in the absence of aircraft. Along with the number of losses in the air, this resulted in the irreplaceable loss of a number of trained pilots. The new machines had to board little trained inexperienced pilots, who were easy prey for German veterans. The pilots have undergone abbreviated training since 1939, during which they practically did not practice flying in formation, etc.

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• Special bombs

  Some current special Russian air bombs.

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• Stealth yesterday today and tomorrow

  A short excursion into the development and especially the current state of the often discussed stealth technology

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• Sukhoi Su-24 Fencer and its version

  Profile of a modern Russian (Soviet) attack aircraft with variable wing geometry, capable of supersonic flight close to the ground and attack with precision-guided missiles and nuclear bombs.

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• Sukhoi Su-24 Fencer and its version

  Profile of a modern Russian (Soviet) attack aircraft with variable wing geometry, capable of supersonic flight close to the ground and attack with precision-guided missiles and nuclear bombs.

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• Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker and its version

  The Soviet (Russian) multi-role fighter Su-27 is still considered one of the best fighters today, although its prototype first T-10 first took off on May 20, 1977 and was designated in the NATO code Ram-T, later Flanker-A.

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• Explosives used in American bombs

  A brief overview of the most commonly used current explosives in American bombs and their composition.

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• Tupolev Tu-143 aka VR-3 Rejs

  Tupolev's first well-used unmanned reconnaissance vehicle, which was once used in our army.

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• Tupolev Tu-160 Blackjack and its versions

  Profile of the most modern Russian (Soviet) strategic bomber capable of carrying nuclear bombs and guided missiles with a nuclear warhead, which reaches supersonic speeds. The heaviest fighter aircraft in the world.

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• Military terminology

  This text aims to provide all those who need it with an explanation of the various military terms
  and the principles of operation of military installations.

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• Incendiary bombs ZAB and ZB

  Contemporary air Russian incendiary bombs and tanks.

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