A video has appeared online of the takeoff of a strategic missile-carrying bomber Tu-95MS of the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS), filmed by the right pilot from the cockpit.
To the loud roar of the world's four most powerful turboprop engines NK-12 and eight six-meter propellers, the plane moves and slowly accelerates.
At a low visual speed, the bomber takes off from the ground. The tone of the engines changes, the Tu-95 slowly gains altitude. The city outskirts float past the cockpit windows, then waterlogged meadows.
50 seconds after takeoff, the crew reports: "Flaps retracted", and the bomber continues to climb.
Tu-95MS (NATO classification - Bear) is a strategic missile-carrying bomber. It is designed to destroy important targets with conventional and nuclear weapons in remote military-geographical areas and in the deep rear of continental theaters of operations.
Earlier www1.ru reported that UAC showed the unique S-76 vertical takeoff UAV live for the first time.
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