Soviet era aviation art

Soviet Tu-95RT Bear maritime surveillance variant identifiable by the large bulge under the forward fuselage, SEA, 1969. Official U.S. Navy photo;

Polikarpov I-5 (later) ' fighter in the service of the Soviet Air Force, 1934

Spitfire Mk.Vb.by Carlos Alonso

ArtStation - Russian military aviation, Svetlana Orekhova

Soviet pilots

Andrés Fierro's Hawker Hurricane, Soviet Air Force, 1943.by Carlos Alonso

Soviet Su-17 fighter bomber in Afganistan

Polikarpov I-15Bis' Soviet fighter, 1940

The Antonov An-225 Mriya was designed specifically to transport the Buran space shuttle, a Soviet spaceplane. Its massive size and payload capacity allowed it to carry Buran, which weighed about 60 tons, for transport between test facilities. The antonov an225, born from soviet cold war ambitions, wasn’t just the world’s largest aircraft, but was also a skyborne colossus built to carry the soviet space shuttle buran. with six engines and a wingspan wider than a football field, it…

Ilyushin IL-10 M 'Soviet assault aircraft 1950s

Kamov A-7 3A