Dzhaga-dzhaga, thank you for your last photos! Especially for that standart with an Eagle, great photo!
Dzhaga-dzhaga, thank you for your last photos! Especially for that standart with an Eagle, great photo!
Heh... reminds me of something I saw in a Saab video 2 years ago...
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Incredible photos Konst!!!
That photo is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I made it better
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Moscow's Central Airfield:
http://maps.google.es/?ie=UTF8&ll=55...04812&t=h&z=18
Saludos.
If you go to that link and scroll north west, just above the runway, you can see an Ilyushin Il-18 outside one of Ilyushins hangars - it ain't ever going anywhere now that the runway is closed.
You can also see the aircraft inside the small Sukhoi museum - scroll down to the south east.
All the old design bureaux were clustered round Khodynka - Mikoyan, Sukhou, Ilyushin, Tupolev etc.
Yakovlev were a bit further away - on the opposite side of Leningradski Prospekt.
The old Zhukovsky Academy is just opposite - as is the Russian AF Engineering academy - on Nesterov street.
The whole area is steeped in the history of Soviet Aviation - all sadly now being built over with hi-rise apartments !!
Ken
Very powerfull video about the Chenrobyl disaster, I recommend it to everybody.
@Konst awesome photos 10x!
here's the take on this situation by a famous mil blogger... he also is of the opinion that popovkin makes little sense and seldom knows what he's talking about (in Russian):
http://andrei-bt.livejournal.com/50428.html
problem is not so much with GLONASS right now but with lack of mass produced quality receivers for mil or civ use... other than that GLONASS is as capable as the GPS... with full constellation of sats required to cover the whole Earth coming online soon ut should be fully operational.. Russia is fully covered at this point afaik
I am not sure how up-to-date this is, but here's an idea from late 2009:
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Afaik min. 3 satellites is needed for military purposes.