THE RUSSIAN MIGHT
These achievements, being from Russia/USSR, did not get much exposed through the pro-American western media.
MiG-29, the only aircraft that could fly to the edge of earth's atmosphere, developed by Mikoyan-Gurevich Corporation, Russia.
MiG-29
The world's most deadly and highly manoeuvrable fighter aircraft, SU-37 Flanker, built by Sukhoi Design Bureau, Russia
The world's largest helicopter,Mi-8 Hip, built by Mil, Russia
Mil Mi-8 Hip
The world's first, largest and most successful supersonic passenger aircraft, TU-144, built by Topulev, Russia. We dont know nothing other than the Concord, only because Concord was developed by Europe.
TU-144
The world's largest passenger aircraft, AN-225, built by the Anotnov, Russia (Larger than the current A-380, built by Airbus, France)
The aircraft in the picture is carrying a Soviet Space Shuttle to its launching station.
The Russian/USSR reusable space shuttle, Buromov or Buran. (We know only Colombia, Discovery, Challenger etc. built by NASA)
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These achievements, being from Russia/USSR, did not get much exposed through the pro-American western media.
MiG-29, the only aircraft that could fly to the edge of earth's atmosphere, developed by Mikoyan-Gurevich Corporation, Russia.
MiG-29
The world's most deadly and highly manoeuvrable fighter aircraft, SU-37 Flanker, built by Sukhoi Design Bureau, Russia
The world's largest helicopter,Mi-8 Hip, built by Mil, Russia
Mil Mi-8 Hip
The world's first, largest and most successful supersonic passenger aircraft, TU-144, built by Topulev, Russia. We dont know nothing other than the Concord, only because Concord was developed by Europe.
TU-144
The world's largest passenger aircraft, AN-225, built by the Anotnov, Russia (Larger than the current A-380, built by Airbus, France)
The aircraft in the picture is carrying a Soviet Space Shuttle to its launching station.
The Russian/USSR reusable space shuttle, Buromov or Buran. (We know only Colombia, Discovery, Challenger etc. built by NASA)
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