884 results found
Registration / Serial:01 yellow
Aircraft Original Type:Yakovlev Yak-23
Aircraft Generic Type:Yakovlev Yak-23
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-23UTI
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Arkhangelskoye / Museum of Technology [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Muzey Tekhniki Vadima Zadorozhnogo
Photo Date:22 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837541Submit Correction
View count: 131
This very rare Yak-23UTI, of which only three were built, can be found with the privately owned Museum of Technology in this Moscow suburb. It was first discovered here in August 2008 and may be the only one left in the world.
Registration / Serial:01 yellow
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-23UTI
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Arkhangelskoye / Museum of Technology [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:22 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:01 yellow
Aircraft Original Type:Yakovlev Yak-23
Aircraft Generic Type:Yakovlev Yak-23
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-23UTI
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Arkhangelskoye / Museum of Technology [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Muzey Tekhniki Vadima Zadorozhnogo
Photo Date:22 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837541Submit Correction
View count: 131
This very rare Yak-23UTI, of which only three were built, can be found with the privately owned Museum of Technology in this Moscow suburb. It was first discovered here in August 2008 and may be the only one left in the world.
Registration / Serial:01 yellow
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-23UTI
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Arkhangelskoye / Museum of Technology [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:22 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:04 blue
Aircraft Original Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29
Aircraft Generic Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29/35
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29
C/n (msn):904
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Arkhangelskoye / Museum of Technology [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Muzey Tekhniki Vadima Zadorozhnogo
Photo Date:22 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837539Submit Correction
View count: 140
The fourth prototype of the MiG-29, aptly coded 04 blue, has found its way to the Museum of Technology in Arkhangelskoye. It was first reported here in August 2013 and came from the Khodynka collection.
Registration / Serial:04 blue
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29
C/n (msn):904
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Arkhangelskoye / Museum of Technology [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:22 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:04 blue
Aircraft Original Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29
Aircraft Generic Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29/35
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29
C/n (msn):904
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Arkhangelskoye / Museum of Technology [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Muzey Tekhniki Vadima Zadorozhnogo
Photo Date:22 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837539Submit Correction
View count: 140
The fourth prototype of the MiG-29, aptly coded 04 blue, has found its way to the Museum of Technology in Arkhangelskoye. It was first reported here in August 2013 and came from the Khodynka collection.
Registration / Serial:04 blue
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29
C/n (msn):904
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Arkhangelskoye / Museum of Technology [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:22 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:51 red
Aircraft Original Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-27
Aircraft Generic Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-27
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-27D
C/n (msn):61912538152
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Arkhangelskoye / Museum of Technology [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Muzey Tekhniki Vadima Zadorozhnogo
Photo Date:22 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837537Submit Correction
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A former Khodynka inmate, this MiG-27D with bort 51 red has found its way to this privately owned museum near Moscow.
Registration / Serial:51 red
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-27D
C/n (msn):61912538152
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Arkhangelskoye / Museum of Technology [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:22 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:51 red
Aircraft Original Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-27
Aircraft Generic Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-27
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-27D
C/n (msn):61912538152
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Arkhangelskoye / Museum of Technology [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Muzey Tekhniki Vadima Zadorozhnogo
Photo Date:22 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837537Submit Correction
View count: 133
A former Khodynka inmate, this MiG-27D with bort 51 red has found its way to this privately owned museum near Moscow.
Registration / Serial:51 red
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-27D
C/n (msn):61912538152
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Arkhangelskoye / Museum of Technology [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:22 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:101 red
Aircraft Original Type:Sukhoi T-4
Aircraft Generic Type:Sukhoi T-4
Aircraft Version:Sukhoi T-4 Sotka
C/n (msn):6903048
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837253Submit Correction
View count: 154
The Sukhoi T-4, or "Aircraft 100", or "Project 100", or "Sotka" is a Soviet high-speed strategic bomber aircraft that did not proceed beyond the prototype stage. The first T-4, designated "101", first flew on 22 August 1972. The test pilot was Vladimir Ilyushin, son of famed aircraft designer Sergei Ilyushin. The T-4 flew only ten times for a total of 10 hours and 20 minutes. Only two prototypes were finished before the programme was cancelled on 22 January 1974. In 1982, 101 was added to the collection of the excellent museum in Monino.
Registration / Serial:101 red
Aircraft Version:Sukhoi T-4 Sotka
C/n (msn):6903048
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:101 red
Aircraft Original Type:Sukhoi T-4
Aircraft Generic Type:Sukhoi T-4
Aircraft Version:Sukhoi T-4 Sotka
C/n (msn):6903048
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837253Submit Correction
View count: 154
The Sukhoi T-4, or "Aircraft 100", or "Project 100", or "Sotka" is a Soviet high-speed strategic bomber aircraft that did not proceed beyond the prototype stage. The first T-4, designated "101", first flew on 22 August 1972. The test pilot was Vladimir Ilyushin, son of famed aircraft designer Sergei Ilyushin. The T-4 flew only ten times for a total of 10 hours and 20 minutes. Only two prototypes were finished before the programme was cancelled on 22 January 1974. In 1982, 101 was added to the collection of the excellent museum in Monino.
Registration / Serial:101 red
Aircraft Version:Sukhoi T-4 Sotka
C/n (msn):6903048
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:44 red
Aircraft Original Type:Yakovlev Yak-28
Aircraft Generic Type:Yakovlev Yak-28
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-28L
C/n (msn):2920903
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837250Submit Correction
View count: 145
Built in 1962, this Yak-28L was formerly coded 44 blue. The Yak-28L was a tactical bomber with ground-controlled targeting system using triangulation from ground-based transmitter sites. A total of were 111 built and this particular aircraft was added to the collection at Monino on 24 January 1975.
Registration / Serial:44 red
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-28L
C/n (msn):2920903
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:44 red
Aircraft Original Type:Yakovlev Yak-28
Aircraft Generic Type:Yakovlev Yak-28
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-28L
C/n (msn):2920903
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837250Submit Correction
View count: 145
Built in 1962, this Yak-28L was formerly coded 44 blue. The Yak-28L was a tactical bomber with ground-controlled targeting system using triangulation from ground-based transmitter sites. A total of were 111 built and this particular aircraft was added to the collection at Monino on 24 January 1975.
Registration / Serial:44 red
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-28L
C/n (msn):2920903
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:36 yellow
Aircraft Original Type:Yakovlev Yak-36
Aircraft Generic Type:Yakovlev Yak-36
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-36
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837248Submit Correction
View count: 139
The first one of four built, this Yak-36 was prototype vertical take-off and landing fighter design, it was the predecessor of the Yak-38 that went into series production. This example was a ground test vehicle and was added to the collection at Monino on 10 July 1967.
Registration / Serial:36 yellow
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-36
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:36 yellow
Aircraft Original Type:Yakovlev Yak-36
Aircraft Generic Type:Yakovlev Yak-36
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-36
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837248Submit Correction
View count: 139
The first one of four built, this Yak-36 was prototype vertical take-off and landing fighter design, it was the predecessor of the Yak-38 that went into series production. This example was a ground test vehicle and was added to the collection at Monino on 10 July 1967.
Registration / Serial:36 yellow
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-36
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:25 red
Aircraft Original Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25
Aircraft Generic Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25R (Ye-155R)
C/n (msn):020SS01
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837187Submit Correction
View count: 158
The MiG-25R was one of the reconnaissance versions of the legendary MiG-25. It was fitted with cameras and electronic intelligence gathering equipment. Since September 1979, 25 red can be found with the excellent collection at Monino.
Registration / Serial:25 red
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25R (Ye-155R)
C/n (msn):020SS01
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:25 red
Aircraft Original Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25
Aircraft Generic Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25R (Ye-155R)
C/n (msn):020SS01
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837187Submit Correction
View count: 158
The MiG-25R was one of the reconnaissance versions of the legendary MiG-25. It was fitted with cameras and electronic intelligence gathering equipment. Since September 1979, 25 red can be found with the excellent collection at Monino.
Registration / Serial:25 red
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25R (Ye-155R)
C/n (msn):020SS01
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:53 red
Aircraft Original Type:Tupolev Tu-16
Aircraft Generic Type:Tupolev Tu-16
Aircraft Version:Tupolev Tu-16K-26
C/n (msn):4201004
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837186Submit Correction
View count: 137
The Tu-16 was the first jet bomber in service with the Soviet Union. See here is a Tu-16K-26 which could carry two K-26 missiles and was one of the last versions of the origianl Tu-16 built. The Tu-16 was further developed in China as the H-6. Bort 53 red is on display at the excellent Central Museum of the Air Force at Monino. It was first reported here in 1985.
Registration / Serial:53 red
Aircraft Version:Tupolev Tu-16K-26
C/n (msn):4201004
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:53 red
Aircraft Original Type:Tupolev Tu-16
Aircraft Generic Type:Tupolev Tu-16
Aircraft Version:Tupolev Tu-16K-26
C/n (msn):4201004
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837186Submit Correction
View count: 137
The Tu-16 was the first jet bomber in service with the Soviet Union. See here is a Tu-16K-26 which could carry two K-26 missiles and was one of the last versions of the origianl Tu-16 built. The Tu-16 was further developed in China as the H-6. Bort 53 red is on display at the excellent Central Museum of the Air Force at Monino. It was first reported here in 1985.
Registration / Serial:53 red
Aircraft Version:Tupolev Tu-16K-26
C/n (msn):4201004
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:No Reg
Aircraft Original Type:Ilyushin Il-10
Aircraft Generic Type:Ilyushin Il-10
Aircraft Version:Ilyushin Il-10M
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837155Submit Correction
View count: 148
The indoor exposition of the great Central Museum of the Air Force at Monino has some interesting aircraft on display, like this Ilyushin Il-10M. It was introduced during WW II (in 1944) and can be considered as the successor of the famous Il-2 Shturmovik. The Il-10 participated in the final stages of WW II in Europe and served for another decade with the Soviet air force. In China, the type served until 1972. This example arrived with the museum on 17 June 1959.
Registration / Serial:No Reg
Aircraft Version:Ilyushin Il-10M
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:No Reg
Aircraft Original Type:Ilyushin Il-10
Aircraft Generic Type:Ilyushin Il-10
Aircraft Version:Ilyushin Il-10M
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837155Submit Correction
View count: 148
The indoor exposition of the great Central Museum of the Air Force at Monino has some interesting aircraft on display, like this Ilyushin Il-10M. It was introduced during WW II (in 1944) and can be considered as the successor of the famous Il-2 Shturmovik. The Il-10 participated in the final stages of WW II in Europe and served for another decade with the Soviet air force. In China, the type served until 1972. This example arrived with the museum on 17 June 1959.
Registration / Serial:No Reg
Aircraft Version:Ilyushin Il-10M
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:03 red
Aircraft Original Type:Yakovlev Yak-25
Aircraft Generic Type:Yakovlev Yak-25
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-25M
C/n (msn):0718
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837153Submit Correction
View count: 125
Ex 03 blue, this Yak-25M arrived at Monino for display on 10 July 1972. The Yak-25s were built at Factory No. 292 in Saratov, with the first aircraft completed in September 1954. The Yak-25M had an improved radar, improved engines and improved directional stability during takeoff and landing. About 406 Yak-25Ms were built at the Saratov factory and the last aircraft were retired in 1967.
Registration / Serial:03 red
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-25M
C/n (msn):0718
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:03 red
Aircraft Original Type:Yakovlev Yak-25
Aircraft Generic Type:Yakovlev Yak-25
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-25M
C/n (msn):0718
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837153Submit Correction
View count: 125
Ex 03 blue, this Yak-25M arrived at Monino for display on 10 July 1972. The Yak-25s were built at Factory No. 292 in Saratov, with the first aircraft completed in September 1954. The Yak-25M had an improved radar, improved engines and improved directional stability during takeoff and landing. About 406 Yak-25Ms were built at the Saratov factory and the last aircraft were retired in 1967.
Registration / Serial:03 red
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-25M
C/n (msn):0718
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:No Reg
Aircraft Original Type:Polikarpov Po-2
Aircraft Generic Type:Polikarpov Po-2
Aircraft Version:Polikarpov Po-2
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837146Submit Correction
View count: 138
The Polikarpov Po-2 was a very versatile aircraft, used by the Soviet Union in a variety of roles during WW II. Its first flight took place on 27 June 1927, and thousands were produced and served well into the late 50s. Without doubt, this type of aircraft deserved a prominent place with the excellent collection at Monino, keeping it well preserved inside the main exhibiiton building.
Registration / Serial:No Reg
Aircraft Version:Polikarpov Po-2
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:No Reg
Aircraft Original Type:Polikarpov Po-2
Aircraft Generic Type:Polikarpov Po-2
Aircraft Version:Polikarpov Po-2
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837146Submit Correction
View count: 138
The Polikarpov Po-2 was a very versatile aircraft, used by the Soviet Union in a variety of roles during WW II. Its first flight took place on 27 June 1927, and thousands were produced and served well into the late 50s. Without doubt, this type of aircraft deserved a prominent place with the excellent collection at Monino, keeping it well preserved inside the main exhibiiton building.
Registration / Serial:No Reg
Aircraft Version:Polikarpov Po-2
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:3316
Aircraft Original Type:Polikarpov R-5
Aircraft Generic Type:Polikarpov R-5
Aircraft Version:Polikarpov R-5
C/n (msn):3316
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837094Submit Correction
View count: 252
The Polikarpov R-5 was a Soviet reconnaissance bomber aircraft of the 1930s. It was the standard light bomber and reconnaissance aircraft of the Soviet Air Force for much of the 1930s, some 7000 being built in total in different versions. The Central Museum of the Air Force has this one on display, honouring its service during WW II. It was first reported with the collection in February 1993. Its serial is applied on the fuselage obscured by the wing.
Registration / Serial:3316
Aircraft Version:Polikarpov R-5
C/n (msn):3316
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:3316
Aircraft Original Type:Polikarpov R-5
Aircraft Generic Type:Polikarpov R-5
Aircraft Version:Polikarpov R-5
C/n (msn):3316
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837094Submit Correction
View count: 252
The Polikarpov R-5 was a Soviet reconnaissance bomber aircraft of the 1930s. It was the standard light bomber and reconnaissance aircraft of the Soviet Air Force for much of the 1930s, some 7000 being built in total in different versions. The Central Museum of the Air Force has this one on display, honouring its service during WW II. It was first reported with the collection in February 1993. Its serial is applied on the fuselage obscured by the wing.
Registration / Serial:3316
Aircraft Version:Polikarpov R-5
C/n (msn):3316
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:0 red
Aircraft Original Type:Tupolev Tu-128
Aircraft Generic Type:Tupolev Tu-128
Aircraft Version:Tupolev Tu-128A
C/n (msn):0001
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837079Submit Correction
View count: 139
A prototype of the massive Tu-128 interceptor can be found in the museum at Monino. A total of 198 of these long-range aicraft were built, which is condisered the largest and heaviest fighter ever built. The type served from 1964 up until 1990. This particular example joined the collection on 2 February 1973.
Registration / Serial:0 red
Aircraft Version:Tupolev Tu-128A
C/n (msn):0001
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:0 red
Aircraft Original Type:Tupolev Tu-128
Aircraft Generic Type:Tupolev Tu-128
Aircraft Version:Tupolev Tu-128A
C/n (msn):0001
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:837079Submit Correction
View count: 139
A prototype of the massive Tu-128 interceptor can be found in the museum at Monino. A total of 198 of these long-range aicraft were built, which is condisered the largest and heaviest fighter ever built. The type served from 1964 up until 1990. This particular example joined the collection on 2 February 1973.
Registration / Serial:0 red
Aircraft Version:Tupolev Tu-128A
C/n (msn):0001
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:14 red
Aircraft Original Type:Yakovlev Yak-27
Aircraft Generic Type:Yakovlev Yak-27
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-27R
C/n (msn):0703
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:836931Submit Correction
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On 30 July 1972, this Yak-27R was added to the collection at Monino. The Yak-27 was developed as an interceptor and the Yak-27R was specialized in reconnaissance. The Yak-27R entered service with the Soviet Air Force in 1960 and was intended to replace the subsonic Ilyushin Il-28 reconnaissance aircraft. However, despite the greater speed and altitude ceiling, it had less range. The Yak-27R was retired from service in the early 70s.
Registration / Serial:14 red
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-27R
C/n (msn):0703
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:14 red
Aircraft Original Type:Yakovlev Yak-27
Aircraft Generic Type:Yakovlev Yak-27
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-27R
C/n (msn):0703
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:836931Submit Correction
View count: 157
On 30 July 1972, this Yak-27R was added to the collection at Monino. The Yak-27 was developed as an interceptor and the Yak-27R was specialized in reconnaissance. The Yak-27R entered service with the Soviet Air Force in 1960 and was intended to replace the subsonic Ilyushin Il-28 reconnaissance aircraft. However, despite the greater speed and altitude ceiling, it had less range. The Yak-27R was retired from service in the early 70s.
Registration / Serial:14 red
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-27R
C/n (msn):0703
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:52 blue
Aircraft Original Type:Yakovlev Yak-28
Aircraft Generic Type:Yakovlev Yak-28
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-28P
C/n (msn):0743
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Tartu [ Off-Airport ]
Country:Estonia
Collection:Eesti Lennundusmuuseum
Photo Date:15 July 2025
Photo by:Kjell O Granlund - ScanavphotoContact
Photo ID:836913Submit Correction
View count: 74
Registration / Serial:52 blue
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-28P
C/n (msn):0743
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Tartu [ Off-Airport ]
Country:Estonia
Photo Date:15 July 2025
Photo by:Kjell O Granlund - ScanavphotoContact
Registration / Serial:52 blue
Aircraft Original Type:Yakovlev Yak-28
Aircraft Generic Type:Yakovlev Yak-28
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-28P
C/n (msn):0743
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Tartu [ Off-Airport ]
Country:Estonia
Collection:Eesti Lennundusmuuseum
Photo Date:15 July 2025
Photo by:Kjell O Granlund - ScanavphotoContact
Photo ID:836913Submit Correction
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Registration / Serial:52 blue
Aircraft Version:Yakovlev Yak-28P
C/n (msn):0743
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Area:Tartu [ Off-Airport ]
Country:Estonia
Photo Date:15 July 2025
Photo by:Kjell O Granlund - ScanavphotoContact
Registration / Serial:04 red
Aircraft Original Type:Antonov An-12
Aircraft Generic Type:Antonov An-12
Aircraft Version:Antonov An-12
C/n (msn):8900203
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:836827Submit Correction
View count: 146
The well known An-12 is of course part of the impressive collection at Monino. Bort 04 red found its retirement home here already on 17 July 1973.
Registration / Serial:04 red
Aircraft Version:Antonov An-12
C/n (msn):8900203
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:04 red
Aircraft Original Type:Antonov An-12
Aircraft Generic Type:Antonov An-12
Aircraft Version:Antonov An-12
C/n (msn):8900203
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:836827Submit Correction
View count: 146
The well known An-12 is of course part of the impressive collection at Monino. Bort 04 red found its retirement home here already on 17 July 1973.
Registration / Serial:04 red
Aircraft Version:Antonov An-12
C/n (msn):8900203
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:33 red
Aircraft Original Type:Tupolev Tu-22M
Aircraft Generic Type:Tupolev Tu-22M
Aircraft Version:Tupolev Tu-22M-0
C/n (msn):5019029
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:836822Submit Correction
View count: 138
One of the nine pre-production aircraft of the Tu-22M, this version was dubbed Tu-22M-0. On display at the Central Museum of the Air Force at Monino since 25 February 1975.
Registration / Serial:33 red
Aircraft Version:Tupolev Tu-22M-0
C/n (msn):5019029
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:33 red
Aircraft Original Type:Tupolev Tu-22M
Aircraft Generic Type:Tupolev Tu-22M
Aircraft Version:Tupolev Tu-22M-0
C/n (msn):5019029
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:836822Submit Correction
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One of the nine pre-production aircraft of the Tu-22M, this version was dubbed Tu-22M-0. On display at the Central Museum of the Air Force at Monino since 25 February 1975.
Registration / Serial:33 red
Aircraft Version:Tupolev Tu-22M-0
C/n (msn):5019029
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:E166
Aircraft Original Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich Ye-152
Aircraft Generic Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich Ye-152
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich Ye-152M
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:836819Submit Correction
View count: 148
Bigger than a MiG-21, the Ye-152 'Flipper' was a high-performance aircraft. Below the cockpit are roots for canards that were never fitted, and below the cockpit some world records are listed set by a sister prototype called Ye-166.
Registration / Serial:E166
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich Ye-152M
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:E166
Aircraft Original Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich Ye-152
Aircraft Generic Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich Ye-152
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich Ye-152M
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:836819Submit Correction
View count: 148
Bigger than a MiG-21, the Ye-152 'Flipper' was a high-performance aircraft. Below the cockpit are roots for canards that were never fitted, and below the cockpit some world records are listed set by a sister prototype called Ye-166.
Registration / Serial:E166
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich Ye-152M
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:11 red
Aircraft Original Type:Sukhoi Su-15
Aircraft Generic Type:Sukhoi Su-15
Aircraft Version:Sukhoi T-58L
C/n (msn):T58D-2
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:836809Submit Correction
View count: 140
T-58 was the Sukhoi company designation for the Su-15 in service. It was designed to replace the Su-11 in the interceptor role. This is the second prototype aircraft, built as the T-58D-2. It was later converted into the T-58L and arrived at Monino for display on 22 January 1974.
Registration / Serial:11 red
Aircraft Version:Sukhoi T-58L
C/n (msn):T58D-2
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:11 red
Aircraft Original Type:Sukhoi Su-15
Aircraft Generic Type:Sukhoi Su-15
Aircraft Version:Sukhoi T-58L
C/n (msn):T58D-2
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:836809Submit Correction
View count: 140
T-58 was the Sukhoi company designation for the Su-15 in service. It was designed to replace the Su-11 in the interceptor role. This is the second prototype aircraft, built as the T-58D-2. It was later converted into the T-58L and arrived at Monino for display on 22 January 1974.
Registration / Serial:11 red
Aircraft Version:Sukhoi T-58L
C/n (msn):T58D-2
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:93 red
Aircraft Original Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21
Aircraft Generic Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21S
C/n (msn):N95210102
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:836806Submit Correction
View count: 148
The MiG-21 came in many variants. One of the less known variants is the MiG-21S (for Saphir), which received this designation because it was fitted with a Sapfir-21 radar. The MiG-21S had an R11F2S-300 powerplant and could carry the GP-9 cannon pod. It had four underwing hardpoints. It served only with the Soviet Union and was never exported. It was produced from 1965 to 1968 and this example arrived in Monino in June 1971.
Registration / Serial:93 red
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21S
C/n (msn):N95210102
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Registration / Serial:93 red
Aircraft Original Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21
Aircraft Generic Type:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21S
C/n (msn):N95210102
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Collection:Central Museum of the Air Force
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact
Photo ID:836806Submit Correction
View count: 148
The MiG-21 came in many variants. One of the less known variants is the MiG-21S (for Saphir), which received this designation because it was fitted with a Sapfir-21 radar. The MiG-21S had an R11F2S-300 powerplant and could carry the GP-9 cannon pod. It had four underwing hardpoints. It served only with the Soviet Union and was never exported. It was produced from 1965 to 1968 and this example arrived in Monino in June 1971.
Registration / Serial:93 red
Aircraft Version:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21S
C/n (msn):N95210102
Operator Titles:Soviet Union - Air Force
City / Airport:Monino (closed)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:21 July 2017
Photo by:Wim SonneveldContact