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Photo ID 237784 by Vladimir Vorobyov. Ukraine Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KD Blinder B, 07 BLUE
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Photo ID 213094 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22 Blinder A,
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Blinder-A in the year 1997, Monino VVS Museum
Photo ID 192516 by Vladimir Vorobyov. Ukraine Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KD Blinder B, 07 BLUE
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Photo ID 188557 by Vladimir Vorobyov. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KD Blinder B, 15
Photo ID 182072 by Chris Lofting. Libya Air Force Tupolev Tu 22 Blinder,
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Photo ID 168020 by Vladimir Vorobyov. Ukraine Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KD Blinder B, 07 BLUE
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Photo ID 158307 by Vladimir Vorobyov. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22U Blinder D,
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Photo ID 157183 by Vladimir Vorobyov. Ukraine Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KD Blinder B, 07 BLUE
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29.08.1986 landing without legs and became a monument.
Photo ID 153111 by Andreas Zeitler - Flying-Wings. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22PD,
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electronic warfare version of the Tu-22 "Blinder", preserved at the "Long Range Aviation Museum" at Dyagilevo AB, Ryazan.
Photo ID 148341 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22R,
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Blinder on the field - not directly scrapyard, but most of them already without usable nuclear warfare parts in preparations for START (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty). 75 RED in the background, both scrapped
Photo ID 147848 by Alex. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22 Blinder A,
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Photo ID 130176 by Chris Lofting. Ukraine Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KD Blinder B, 07 BLUE
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Photo ID 128671 by Martin Thoeni - Powerplanes. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22 Blinder A,
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Photo ID 114971 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22 Blinder, 45 RED
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Another one bites the dust - lineup of Tupolevs who will not survive
Photo ID 106563 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22U Blinder D,
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A Beauty awaits its faith
Photo ID 104339 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KD Blinder B,
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During the late 1980s, a number of Tu-22KDs where rebuilt with an ECM system replacing the tail gun. This comprised the SPS-151, SPS-152 or SPS-153 system in a streamlined fairing.
Photo ID 104338 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22 Blinder,
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Another One Bites the Dust
Photo ID 104337 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KP Blinder C, 80 RED
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wearing an Guards Badge and the russian colors at the front gear door - maybe a former aircraft of 203 TBAP at Baranovichi
Photo ID 104270 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KD Blinder B,
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wearing different Badges, from left: Guard, Excellent aircraft/maintenance and the Russian flag. The two small domes behind the cockpit are for the BTs63 astro-sextants, used for long-range navigation.
Photo ID 104269 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22U Blinder D,
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The Tu-22U was the least evolutionary of the entire Tu-22 family. Most of them where based at Dyagilevo near Ryazan, the main training base for Long-Range Aviation. The 43rd training centre (43 TsBP i PLS) was located there.
Photo ID 104267 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KD Blinder B,
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This Tupolev belonged to 1st squadron of 121 TBAP at Machulishchi, now in the independent republic of Belarus.
Photo ID 104250 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KD Blinder B,
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In 1998 there where 120 Tu-22 on this base, most of them where scrapped by now. Kodachrome64
Photo ID 104249 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KD Blinder B,
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By the mid-1980's, the Soviet Air Force had recognised the inadequacy of the tail gun and began with refitting it by an ECM-system instead. This Tu-22KD is showing its SPS-151 type ECM Tail, maybe a SPS-100 Reseda System active jammer unit.
Photo ID 104079 by Sven Zimmermann. Russia Air Force Tupolev Tu 22KP Blinder C,
Photo ID: 104079
Quite a lot of those Cold War Bombers where based here, not all airworthy of course and in the meantime likely been scrapped. Kodachrome64
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