A Ukrainian Air Force Sukhoi Su-27 fighter jet collided with a road sign on a highway outside of the country's capital of Kiev on Thursday By Jared Keller Posted on Aug 28, 2020 7:44 PM EDT Talk ...

Few months after the first sighting on the MiG-29 Fulcrum, we now got the first clear look at the U.S.-made GBU-39 Small Diameter Bomb being loaded on a Ukrainian Su-27 Flanker. Earlier photos ...

He pointed to the pitot-less gray canted radome, stronger front landing gear ... Russian carrier-borne Su-33 fighter and, ...

Moscow’s twin-engine supermaneuverable Su-35 platform is an evolution of the Soviet Su-27 Flanker. The Soviet planners who oversaw the program wanted a new fighter capable of going up against ...

"On August 28, 202, two Russian Su-27 Flanker pilots intercepted a US Air Force B-52 bomber that was conducting routine operations in the black sea over international waters. The Russian pilots ...

With the front lines stabilized ... use of these rockets and bombs with its own fleet of Su-25 Frogfoots. The Su-27 Flanker ...

There are currently 176 of these aircraft in active service. Introduced in 1985, the Su-27 Flanker is an air-superiority fighter with a top speed over 1,550 mph. These come outfitted with a 30mm ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from DCS World: Su-27 - The Ultimate Argument Campaign “Su-27 - The Ultimate Argument” is the storyline campaign for a Russian Air Force pilot flying the ...

Despite its sophisticated technology and upgrades over the Su-27, including enhanced maneuverability ... The Sukhoi Su-35 “Flanker” was designed to serve as an advanced multirole fighter ...

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