Video | Secret Russian Aircraft of Ww2.

[KZ_Finland]

Have no idea if this is repost or not. But found it very interesting thing to watch.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=oNbFIXnQeD4 Part 1.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=lGjrB32DBos Part 2.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ixdn_eITrEk Part 3.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=cbHoywjkIIA Part 4.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=D5fE1eO-VRM Part 5.

[V0rkutinetz]

Thanks for posting.

[OldRecon]

Interesting indeed, though the first attempt at making a "stealth" or "invisible" aircraft was French and not Russian.
In 1914 I think some French dude made a recce plane that was sort of invisible from the ground up, through the use of strong lights directed towards the ground creating a sort of blinding effect vs. onlookers down on "mother earth".

[Warden]

There was also a German Bomber in WW1 that was half covered in transparent material too iirc.

[artinist]

haha, "flying submerged". reminded of sky captain and the world of tomorrow.

[Einsamer Wolf]

thanks for posting

[iGrooCk]

well i think the british were the first to make a "stealthy plane" it was made out of wood...

[Flavius22]

thank you for posting this

[AN_TPS_63A]

Great post. Thanks :)

[[WDW]Megaraptor]

well i think the british were the first to make a "stealthy plane" it was made out of wood...

That would be the Americans...

[Flamming_Python]

Megaraptor;2366915']That would be the Americans...

Actually I wonder if a Sopwith Camel will even register on the radar :D

[iGrooCk]

brits, yanks, same thing

[Kilgor]

Actually I wonder if a Sopwith Camel will even register on the radar :D

Apparently the north korean's use this sort of "string bag" aircraft because of the low radar cross section. It maybe very old and slow, but when its made out of canvas and wire and fly's low, it can be stealthy.

[Einsamer Wolf]

But always remember guys, In soviet russia the plane flies you!

Couldnt resist:)

[[WDW]Megaraptor]

Actually I wonder if a Sopwith Camel will even register on the radar :D

I don't know about a Sopwith Camel on radar, but i'm pretty sure this thing that was used by the US Army in 1908 had a low radar cross-section:

http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o265/WDW_Megaraptor/plane_wright_65_lg.jpg

:)

[sct1886]

brits, yanks, same thing

Yea, we all look the same. Good and interesting post. Thank God, Stalin was a paranoid idiot or I would be speaking Russian.

[Flamming_Python]

Apparently the north korean's use this sort of "string bag" aircraft because of the low radar cross section. It maybe very old and slow, but when its made out of canvas and wire and fly's low, it can be stealthy.

Nuts. But hey I defintetly see the pro's of it.

[Boyko_Borisov]

Interesting documentary, 10x for sharing woot