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Russian intelligence gathering plane flies near Sweden. Swedish Air Force allegedly fails to intercept it.

April 27, 2013 David Cenciotti 2

On Mar. 29, two Russian Tu-22M Backfire bombers, escorted by four Su-27 Flanker fighter jets, conducted a simulated night attack on Sweden. The mock air strike did not cause any reaction by the Swedish air […]

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Russian Tu-22M Backfire bombers escorted by Su-27 Flankers simulate night attack on Sweden.

April 22, 2013 David Cenciotti 3

Erik Arnberg, a reader of The Aviationist, brought to my attention an episode that occurred on the night of Mar. 29, 2013, when Russian military aircraft simulated a large scale bomb run on Sweden. The […]

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Here’s Russia’s (badass) next-generation stealth strategic bomber

April 12, 2013 David Cenciotti 33

This last week has been pretty hectic in terms of next generation concepts: Boeing unveiled the updated version of the F/A-XX sixth-generation fighter concept, Lockheed Martin’s Skunk  Works released a new UCLASS Concept video and, after […]

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Bomber incident: two Nuclear-armed Russian Tu-95s reportedly skirt U.S. military base at Guam

February 16, 2013 David Cenciotti 8

According to the Washington Free Beacon website two Russian Tu-95 Bear-H strategic bombers circled Guam island, in the Pacific Ocean, on Feb. 12. “Defense officials said the bombers tracked over Guam were likely equipped with […]

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Close call: Russian Tu-22M Backfire bomber take off uses ALL of the runway

January 10, 2013 David Cenciotti 4

Backfire bombers can’t be refueled in-flight and the Russian Tu-22M Backfire shown in the following video must have been loaded with a lot of fuel. This could explain why the Russian bomber uses almost every […]

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