Usually, my English text is shorter than the Russian text. I simply remove all sorts of local details and linguistic delights, leaving only the essence. In this particular material the… Continue reading "Central Museum of the Russian Air Force. Soviet American."
The Central Museum of the Air Force, simply named Monino after the city in which it is located, can be reached from Moscow in about an hour by car or… Continue reading "Central Museum of the Russian Air Force. Introduction."
This year I was able to visit the museum in Kubinka again and take photographs of the previously missed pavilion No. 2 “Combat Power of the Urals,” which is dedicated… Continue reading "Kubinka №2 Armor power of the Urals."
If in previous pavilions I did not divide equipment into subtypes, but simply wandered either clockwise or counterclockwise, now I will sort them out by country. It’s just too lazy… Continue reading "Kubinka. No. 6 Monsters of the Wehrmacht. US armored vehicles."
So the pavilions with Soviet-Russian armored vehicles ended, foreign equipment began. Main publication: Kubinka. Introduction. The Churchill crocodile doesn’t fit anywhere… Continue reading "Kubinka. No. 5 Armored vehicles of foreign countries"
In the middle of the journey, you no longer feel hungry, but not yet full. And you already boldly cross the threshold of the next pavilion. Main publication: Kubinka. Introduction.… Continue reading "Kubinka. No. 4 Armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles."
