National Security Journal on MSN1d
Why They Call Russia’s Tu-95 Bomber the Bear
Why Russia’s Tu-95 Bear Is Still a Threat After 70 Years Russia has its own version of the B-52 that keeps on ticking. The Tu ...
The National Interest on MSN3d
Russia’s Tu-95 “Bear” Bomber is the Stuff of NATO’s Nightmares
The recent Ukrainian strike on the Engels-2 airbase in Russia shows the value that Kyiv places on taking the Tu-95 out of ...
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Trivia History: Bear cub served as live mascot to Montana bomber squadron
In which area did the Commercial Club and local zoo donate a bear cub to the Flying Bruins bomber squadron in Montana during ...
Newsweek19d
NORAD Jets Train To Catch Russian and Chinese Bombers Over Alaska: Video
American and Canadian aircraft conducted intercepts of a U.S. Air Force B-1B bomber over Alaska, the Alaskan NORAD Region and Alaskan Command announced on Monday, demonstrating U.S. and Canadian ...
The National Interest4d
Russia’s Tu-95 “Bear” Bomber is the Stuff of NATO’s Nightmares
And the Russians intend to keep the Tu-95 “Bear” bomber flying until the 2040s, making it essentially the B-52 Stratofortress of Russia. It is a bird that is designed to do a great—and awful ...