Photos that appeared in September 2026 showing a Mi-28 carrying a small cruise missile under its stub wing initially look like a perfectly logical development ...
All parts of the article An article from the magazine *Flugzeug Classic* (July 2004 issue) that I think will be of interest to readers and colleagues. ...
At first glance, the news seems rather unremarkable. The U.S. Army has received its first new LWCLU (Lightweight Command Launch Unit) launch modules for the ...
A Weapon Without an Explosion or Traces. What the USSR Tested in 1984 and Why It Frightened the U.S.
In 1984, an American reconnaissance satellite detected a strange phenomenon over the territory of the USSR—at an altitude of about 80 kilometers, the ...
Following the recent strike on Kyiv, analysts’ attention was drawn not so much to the attack itself as to one of the munitions used. Among the debris found, ...
In the early 1970s, Lev Lyuliev, chief designer at the “Novator” Design Bureau, approached Defense Minister Ustinov with blueprints for a fundamentally new ...
An article from the “Main Airfield” channel on Yandex Zen, dated September 21, 2018. Most agricultural aircraft are built according to classic designs. ...
When Soviet pilots dropped bombs on Berlin for the first time in August 1941, aircraft appeared in the skies over the capital of the Third Reich that the ...
During assaults on well-fortified defensive lines, such as the Mannerheim Line or the fortified positions around Berlin and within the city itself, ...
Before the start of World War II, the Canadian aviation industry was not particularly advanced. The country was tied to the American market, and ...
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