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Meet the Myasishchev M-4: The Soviet Union's Paper Tiger Jet Bomber

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This Russian Bomber Terrified America (And Started an Arms Race)

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How Stalin's IL-2 Shturmovik Were Able to Rain Ruin on Hitler's Tanks

Meet Lilya Litvak: Stalin's Fighter Ace Who Drove The Nazi's Mad

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352 Dead: Meet One of Nazi Germany's Most Dreaded Fighter Aces

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The SU-17/Su-22: Same Plane, Same Deadly Firepower

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Russia's Sukhoi T-4 Bomber Was No Killer. More Like a Money Pit.

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American Pilots Hated the P-39 Airacobra - But Russia Loved It

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How Russia's MiG-15 Fighter Shook The World

Russia's Su-22 Isn't Going Away Any Time Soon

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M-70: The Soviet Union's Supersonic Seaplane Never Took Off

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Russia's Su-15 Had One Job: Shoot Down B-52 Bombers

352 Aerial Victories: This Was World War II's Top Fighter Ace (He Was a Nazi)

Why Hitler's Armies Learned To Fear Stalin's Night Witches

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The Soviet Jet Bomber That Accidentally Started an Arms Race