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GLBTupolev TU-160 Swan/Blackjack 3D Model
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Tupolev TU-160 Swan/Blackjack 3D Model
The Tupolev Tu-160 Swan it's a missile carrier bomber (NATO codification: Blackjack) is designed to destroy targets in remote geographic areas and deep in the rear of continental theaters of operations. It is the largest supersonic aircraft and variable geometry wing aircraft in the history of military aviation, as well as the world’s heaviest combat aircraft having the highest gross take-off weight among bombers. For its power and grace, Tu-160 was unofficially named “White Swan
Entering service in 1987, the Tu-160 was the last strategic bomber designed for the Soviet Air Forces and was built to serve as a conventional and nuclear-capable strike aircraft. Ukrania has a fleet of 19 Tu-160s, over half of all the Tu-160s in existence at that time.
Entering service in 1987, the Tu-160 was the last strategic bomber designed for the Soviet Air Forces and was built to serve as a conventional and nuclear-capable strike aircraft. Ukrania has a fleet of 19 Tu-160s, over half of all the Tu-160s in existence at that time.
