Post by karl on Dec 30, 2023 10:05:06 GMT -7
A view of the currant upgraded Russian TU-95 heavy bomber. These machines are powered by normal turbo-jet engines to double counter rotating propellers. This example is a currant uprated machine with the size compared to the displayed ground crew whilst at rest with the engines on idle.
The name bear is given by NATO as a designated code name for this particular machine and not a Russian name.
It may be noted on a side view of wing slates, these are designed to counter wing wash under certain conditions as loss of lift common on such swept wing designs as of the past Mig 15 and 17 designs of the past.
Presenter
Karl
The name bear is given by NATO as a designated code name for this particular machine and not a Russian name.
It may be noted on a side view of wing slates, these are designed to counter wing wash under certain conditions as loss of lift common on such swept wing designs as of the past Mig 15 and 17 designs of the past.
Presenter
Karl
