MiG-23 Soviet Air Forceyolkhere2026-09-23 | MiG-23 Soviet Air ForceRed Army ZiS-5 (Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945)yolkhere2024-05-05 | On the eve of June 22, 1941, the Red Army used the ZiS-5: 104,200 From May 1942 to May 1945 ZiS-5V were built: 83,000Редкий Захар Иванович (ЗиС-10)yolkhere2024-05-04 | The rare ZiS-10 (a modification of the ZiS-5 truck) was the only serial Prime Mover Truck in the USSR that was built before the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.
Load capacity: 5,000-6,000 kg Total ZiS-10 built: 766Red Army BA-64 Armoured Scout Car (WW2)yolkhere2024-05-04 | The BA-64 Armored Car (BA-64-125 prototype) designed by Vitaly Grachev was first demonstrated to Kliment Voroshilov on January 10, 1942. In May 1942, the BA-64 was officially adopted by the Red Army; in the summer of that year, armored vehicles took part in battles. From the spring of 1943 to 1946, the most widespread modification BA-64B was built, on the chassis of the GAZ-67 light SUV. From 1942 to 1945 BA-64 and BA-64B were built: 8,174T 28yolkhere2024-04-13 | Red Army T-28 tanks in 1936Soviet Army GAZ-66 4x4 2t Truckyolkhere2024-03-25 | music track list: . Stilz - 3. Red Zone . Stilz - Afterburner (feat. Midnight Fury) . Stilz - The Day I Lost You ( feat. Meteor)Soviet Army BTS-4 Armoured Recovery Vehicleyolkhere2024-03-12 | The Soviet tracked armored tractor BTS-4 (Armored recovery vehicle) was developed on the basis of the T-44M medium tank and is designed to evacuate damaged tanks from enemy fire zones, evacuate stranded objects and assist crews in repairs. Modifications: .BTS-4A based on the T-54 tank chassis .BTS-4V, created on the basis of the IT-1 tank destroyer chassis .BTS-4G based on the T-55 tank chassis .BTS-4AM (BTS-4M) based on the T-55A tank chassis .BTS-4D (BTS-4AD) - modernization of BTS-4 based on the results of the War in AfghanistanDie Panzerzugmaschine T-55T. NVA DDRyolkhere2024-03-12 | Nationale Volksarmee (NVA) (Armed Forces) (1956-1990) The German Democratic Republic (GDR; German: Deutsche Demokratische Republik)
The T-55T Armoured Recovery Vehicle is a variant of the Czechoslovakian VT-55A Armoured Recovery Vehicle in the standard of the National People's Army of the German Democratic RepublicSoviet An-12 Military Transport Aircraftyolkhere2024-02-23 | The number of An-12 aircraft built in the USSR (total number: 1,205) from 1957 to 1971. Production was carried out at three aircraft factories: plant No. 39 (Irkutsk), plant No. 64 (Voronezh), plant No. 84 (Tashkent).
. An-12 built (1957-1963) at plant No. 39: 151 . An-12A built (1961-1963) at plants No. 64 and No. 84: 248 . An-12B built (1963-1971) at plants No. 64 and No. 84: 771 . An-12PP built (1968-1971) at plant No. 84: 35Sukhoi Su-17M,M2 Soviet Air Forceyolkhere2024-01-31 | In 1970, the first project to modernize the Su-17 aircraft was launched. The installation of the new AL-21F engine led to a reduction in the midsection of the fuselage, and changes occurred in the avionics and arsenal of weapons. An interesting fact is that during the creation of the AL-21F engine in 1965-1966, the study of the American J79 engine from the captured F-4 Phantom fighter from Vietnam had a significant influence.
Su-17M and Su-17M2 built (excluding for export analogs of Su-20 and Su-22): . Su-17M (1972-1976): 253 . Su-17M2 (1974-1977): 268U R A L 375yolkhere2024-01-14 | Soviet Ural-375 6X6 truck in service with the National People's Army (German Democratic Republic)
Version of the legendary truck with a gasoline engine. . 180 hp . 465.8 N*m (1800-2000 rpm)K R A Z 255yolkhere2024-01-13 | Soviet KrAZ-255B 6X6 multi purpose trucks at the factory field testM I G 31yolkhere2024-01-06 | The MiG-31 is first 4 gen Jet fighter (Interceptor) for Soviet Air Forces (Soviet Air Defense)М И Г 27 А Ф Г А Нyolkhere2024-01-05 | The MiG-27 Soviet Air Forces Afghan War (1979-1989)M I G 21 ( 1 9 8 5 )yolkhere2023-12-31 | Kacha Military Aviation School Качинское высшее военное авиационное ордена Ленина, Краснознамённое училище лётчиков имени А. Ф. МясниковаSoviet Army 120mm Nona-S SPM/SPHyolkhere2023-12-26 | The Nona-S self-propelled mortar system in service Soviet Airborne Forces and MarinesSoviet Army BMR-2 mine clearing tankyolkhere2023-12-22 | The development of the BMR-2 was entrusted to the same 482nd design and technology center in Kyiv, and the production of the prototype and subsequent serial conversion was entrusted to the 17th BTRZ in Lvov. The basis for the BMR-2 or “izdeliye 048” was the T-54B tank. above the habitable compartment there is an armored superstructure made of sheets 60 mm thick in the frontal part and on the sides, 40 mm for the rear wall, 20 mm for the roof. The angles of inclination of the armor plates of the wheelhouse remained the same as those of the corresponding sheets (upper frontal part and sides) of the hull - becoming their continuation. To ensure embarkation and disembarkation, part of the roof of the protective cabin was hinged back. The vehicle was equipped with the V-55V engine, power transmission units and the chassis of the T-55 tank. In order to ensure self-defense, the BMR-2 was equipped with a closed anti-aircraft machine gun mount with an NSV machine gun, 12.7mm caliber, mounted on the commander's cupola. The ZPU is completely similar to that on the T-64A tank. The commander's cupola is welded in the shape of a hexagon. The PZU-5 sight was used to aim the machine gun. Thus, detection, tracking of targets and firing were carried out by the commander under the protection of a closed hatch cover. there are also 12 grenade launchers of the 902A “Tucha” system. The BMR-2 is equipped with a loading platform for transporting the working roller parts of the trawl and a boom crane for loadingunloading them. To control the attached trawling equipment, pneumatic and electrical systems were installed. The BMR-2 crew consisted of 5 people a commander, a driver and three sappers. The sappers were located on a seat in the rear of the crew compartment along the engine bulkhead. On the right and left sides of the sappers' seat there are emergency exit hatches, in which there are embrasures for firing from AKSM assault rifles. The main hatch for landing sappers is made above their seat in the roof of the hull. Used for trawling equipment was the KMT-7K trawl or "Parnas" trawl with the "izdeliye 283" electromagnetic attachment or KMT-9 "Perespros" trawl. The first prototypes of the BMR-2 “izdeliye 048” were assembled in 1985. In 1986, the BMR-2 was put into service and began to be supplied en masse to the 40th Army units located in Afghanistan.s h i y l o (Tu-22)yolkhere2023-12-20 | ...Tank T-62M in service Soviet Armyyolkhere2023-12-13 | The clip is mainly from episodes of the Soviet war in Afghanistan.Yak-25, Yak-30, Yak-50 1 gen. jet fighter prototypesyolkhere2023-11-26 | Soviet other Yakovlev Yak-25 (not an twin-engine interceptor), Yakovlev Yak-30 (not an trainer aircraft), Yakovlev Yak-50 (not an aerobatic aircraft) by Yakovlev Design Bureau. Yak-25 (first): first flight in 1947 Yak-30 (first): first flight in 1948 Yak-50 (first): first flight in 1949
music: VSN7 x ᐁ - MessaSoviet Spiral spacecraft system (project) 1966-1979yolkhere2023-11-15 | The "Spiral" ("50") air-orbital system Project of the Mikoyan design bureau, chief designer Gleb Lozino-Lozinskiy
The system, with an estimated mass of 115 tons, consisted of a reusable hypersonic booster aircraft (GSR; “product 50-50” / izd. 205), carrying an orbital stage consisting of the reusable Orbital Aircraft itself (“product 50” / izd. 105) and a disposable 2-stage rocket booster
on video tests: BOR (short for Unmanned Orbital Rocketplane) models for tests in scale 1:2 and 1:3 and EPOS (short for Experimental Manned Orbital Aircraft) is an analogue aircraft for testing in the atmosphere
music: . Power Glove — Wolf . EPSON - WASTED (1987)Soviet Tu-142 and Tu-95RTs Naval Aviationyolkhere2023-10-29 | Tupolev Tu-95RTs Reconnaissance and Targeting aircraft for surface- and air-launched anti-ship missiles in the service of the USSR Navy since 1966. (the number of aircraft built was about 52) Tupolev Tu-142 is a long-range anti-submarine aircraft in the service of naval aviation. It was built at the Kuibyshev Aviation Plant and the Taganrog Aviation Plant from 1967 to 1992 (the number of aircraft built was about 110). Flight range over 10,000 km Combat load: 8850 - 11340 kg (bombs, torpedoes, anti-ship missiles, also nuclear anti-submarine weapons)Soviet Tu-126 Airborne Early Warning and Control aircraftyolkhere2023-10-15 | The Tupolev Tu-126 AEW&С aircraft was built on the basis of the Tu-114 large turboprop airliner. The aircraft was optimized for interaction with the Tu-128 heavy long-range interceptor . The Tu-126 AEW&С and Tu-128 interceptor were used to provide air defense of the state border of the northern USSR (it was originally planned this way). Start project in 1958. First flight in 1962. Were built in Kuibyshev Aviation Plant 8 or 14 Tu-126 (according to various sources).
music: Entheogenic - Spaced (Shulman Remix)Aero L-39 Albatros Soviet Air Forceyolkhere2023-10-06 | The Aero L-39 Albatros is a Advanced Trainer Aircraft designed and produced in Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. Of the 2,280 L-39Cs built, 2,080 were delivered to the Soviet Air Force.
music: . Zero Call - Faster (Original Mix) . Cerulean - RetrogradeSoviet Army TO-54 and TO-55 Flamethrower Tanksyolkhere2023-09-23 | Flamethrower TO-54 and TO-55 (Tank Ognemyotny) tanks..
The TO-54 tank entered service with the Soviet Army in 1954 ( 110 tanks total built). The TO-55 tank entered service with the Soviet Army in 1960 ( 830 tanks total built) Secondary ATO-1 flamethrower armament for TO-54 ( ATO-200 for TO-55): . range of a 20 liter fireball shot up to 160 meters (range of a 30-35 liter fireball shot up to 200 meters) . flamethrowing with compressed air (flame throwing using a powder charge) . rate of fire 7 rpm ( 8 rpm ) . type of fire mixture: gasoline + kerosene + thickener ( styrene butadiene rubber+gasoline+kerosene+toluene, gasoline+kerosene+thickener powder+xylenol, and napalm)Soviet Army 9K33 Osa SAMyolkhere2023-09-20 | The first 9K33 Osa air defense system entered service with the Soviet Army in 1970 (officially adopted on October 4, 1971). Destruction zone of air targets at the range of the Osa air defense missile system (Osa-AK/AKM air defense missile system): . affected area by range: 2- 9 km (1.5 - 10 km) . affected area by altitude: 50 - 5,000 m (25 - 5.000 m) . target speed: 420 m/s (500 m/s) . acceptable maneuvers of targets: 5 g (8 g)
music: . Drop the Tapes - TrackTribe . Speed Machine - ConfrontationT-14 Armata live firing in ARMY-2023 Military Showyolkhere2023-09-10 | Video postcard for the 10th anniversary of the demonstration of the T-14 tank (possibly 1:1 model) at the RAE-2013 military show to the Russia's leadership only.Soviet RSD-10 Pioneer Intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM)yolkhere2023-09-05 | The project of a mobile complex with RSD-10 started in 1971. The prologue to its appearance was the aggravation of relations between the USSR and China in 1969, which threatened to escalate into a major war. Launched on September 21, 1974, flight tests of the missile from the Kapustin Yar test site were exceptionally successful. They ended on January 9, 1976 with the twenty-first start, successful - like everyone else previous - start. The "Pioneer" was adopted in March 11, 1976 missile system. In 1981, an improved version of the missile was put into service, the zone of destruction of targets with three warheads was increased and the range of the missile was increased from 5,000 km to 5,500 km. In 1987, there were 650 missiles on combat duty and in arsenals, of which two-thirds were intended to destroy targets in Europe, the rest to destroy targets in the Asian part of the continent. In accordance with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (1987-1988), 650 combat, 42 training, as well as 36 missiles under production was liquidated. Also 509 mobile launchers.
music: . MATER SUSPIRIA VISION feat. Marina Dellamore - Inauguration of a New H . Makeup and Vanity Set — Live or Die . Epson - Sidewalk VcrSoviet 15P699 experimental mobile system with RT-20P ICBMyolkhere2023-08-20 | A draft design of a combined two-stage ballistic missile was developed at the Yuzhnoye Design Bureau under the leadership of Mikhail Yangel in December 1964. It was assumed that the rocket would be equipped with a first stage with a solid fuel engine and a second ampulized stage equipped with a rocket engine. The missile was placed in a transport and launch container. For the first time for a ground-based missile was worked out mortar launch from a transport and launch container using a powder pressure accumulator. This is the way when which the main engine of the first stage is turned on at height of 20-30 meters above the upper cut of the launcher in order to reduce the destructive effect of the gas jet a running main engine to the starting units. It was envisaged to equip two types of head parts: heavy, with a capacity of 1.5 Mt, and light, with a capacity of 0.5 Mt. The estimated range of a missile with a heavy warhead was 5000 km, and with a light warhead, the intercontinental launch range was already achieved. The project was closed in 1969 due to the difficulty of operating a rocket with containing both liquid and solid propellant.
music: Paul Mauriat & James Last – Poljushko - PoljeSoviet 15P696 mobile system with RT-15 Theatre Ballistic Missileyolkhere2023-08-20 | * on video Transporter Erector Launcher early, middle and late production.
In 1961, Arsenal Design Bureau (TsKB-7) was entrusted with the development of the country's first mobile combat missile system (PBRK) 15P696 with a solid-propellant 2-stage medium-range ballistic missile RT-15.
Flight tests of the 15P696 complex were completed in 1968 with the launch of 24 missiles. Shooting was carried out at the Kapustin Yar training ground. In 1969, 15 serial missiles were manufactured, on their basis a mobile medium-range strategic missile system was formed and transferred to the Strategic Missile Forces for trial operation. In 1970, the development of the complex was completed with flight tests of single and salvo rocket launches. From 1970 to 1980, PBRK 15P696 was in trial operation of the Strategic Missile Forces. A total of 39 RT-15s missile were manufactured.
music: DJ Shadow - Fixed IncomePKW VOLVO-264 im Einsatz bei der Hauptabteilung Personenschutzyolkhere2023-08-19 | The VOLVO-264 cars in use at the main department of personal protection (German Democratic Republic)
music: Max Anson - CounterflowSoviet Army 2S1 Gvozdika SPHyolkhere2023-07-29 | Soviet 2S1 Gvozdika 122mm self-propelled howitzer amphibian. Оfficially adopted by the Soviet Army in 1970 (deliveries of serial self-propelled howitzers since 1971).
music: Thomaas Banks - Necare DiskoYakovlev Yak-24 Flying Railroad Caryolkhere2023-07-14 | Soviet Yak-24 tandem-rotor transport helicopter First flight: 3 July 1952Tu-4 Stalins Superfortressyolkhere2023-06-08 | Tupolev Tu-4 is a completely independent metric copy of the Boeing B-29 bomber. Despite the fact that Tupolev had been developing a similar project "64" (Tu-80) since 1945, Stalin, realizing the need to modernize the aviation industry in the destroyed post-war Soviet Union, insisted on copying B-29. First flight: 19 May 1947 Officially in service since 1949 (ending from the beginning of the 60s)
total Tu-4: 1.295KV-2 with 107mm ZiS-6 gun testedyolkhere2023-05-27 | KV-2 tank (No. B-9680, produced in December 1940) with a 107 mm ZiS-6 gun installed at factory No. 92, designed for the KV-3 tank (photo at the end of the video: KV-3 wooden model 1:1, May 1941) being tested near the Gorky city in June 1941. (?)Red Army 107mm gun M1910/30yolkhere2023-05-27 | The 107 mm gun of the 1910/30 model is a modernized French one. manufactured by "Schneider" for the Army of the Russian Empire (used in the First World War and the Civil War in Russia). In 1930, the gun was modeonized, the barrel was lengthened by ten calibers, a muzzle brake was installed, the charging chamber was lengthened, a compensator weight was installed on the breech breech, a new long-range projectile was added to the ammunition used (the maximum firing range increased from 12,500m to 16,350m). In 1944, the 107 mm gun of the 1910/30 model was replaced by the 100 mm BS-3 gun.Petlyakov Pe-2 bomber (WW2)yolkhere2023-05-08 | The Pe-2 bomber was the most massive (11,197 built in 1940-1945) in the Red Army Air Force during the Second World War.Red Army Half-track cars (Lend- lease WW2)yolkhere2023-05-08 | The Red Army was armed with about 1,200 (M2, M3, M5 and M9) half-tracked armored personnel carriers. Also 650 SU-57 (57mm Gun Motor Carriage T48) anti-tank self-propelled guns. In 1944, the USSR received 100 M15 and 1,000 M17 self-propelled anti-aircraft guns.
music: Александр Зайцев - Застава, дорогая (Играй, мой баян!)Red Army T-III tank (Pz.Kpfw. III)yolkhere2023-05-08 | Танк Т-III средний (немецкий трофейный)
In the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, captured Pz.Kpfw.III tanks were used as command tanks, for reconnaissance along with light tanks, and for raids on the rear of German troops.Rare OTs-12 Tiss 9X39mm in crime TV seriesyolkhere2023-04-13 | "...The OTs-12 “Tiss” (ОЦ-12 “Тисс”) compact assault rifle was developed in 1993 on request from the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) as a dedicated urban CQB weapon for SWAT-type teams. The OTs-12 “Tiss” assault rifle was designed and produced by the TsKIBSOO (Central Design Bureau for Sporting and Hinting Arms), located in the city of Tula. The OTs-12 “Tiss” assault rifle differs from the standard AKS-74U in a number of ways. The most obvious changes were the new barrel with its 9 mm bore, its new muzzle brake/compensator, a modified bolt with enlarged face and a new 20-round magazine made from stamped steel. The least obvious but perhaps most interesting change, however, is its redesigned gas system. Due to the relatively low pressures generated by subsonic 9×39 mm ammunition, the gas port and gas block were moved back, to just in front of the chamber. From there, propellant gases were fed forward to the modified AKS-74U gas block via the steel gas tube running above the barrel, inside the handguard. This permitted the use of an unmodified AKS-74U bolt carrier and gas piston. The final change involved its rear sight, which was replaced with an adjustable aperture (diopter) with a rotating knob located on the left-hand side of the rear sight block. The sight has four range settings, for 50, 100, 150, and 200 meters
Cartridge: 9×39 mm Overall Length: 730 mm; 490 mm with stock folded Barrel Length: 200 mm Weight (with empty magazine): 2.5 kg Magazine: 20-round detachable box Rate of Fire: 700 rounds per minute ..."
Used fragments Russian crime TV series: Опера. Хроники убойного отдела. Исповедь (2010)
music: Marboc, Random Sequence - TransportSoviet command vehicles based on the BTR-60yolkhere2023-03-17 | Approximate identification BTR-60 command vehicles in video clip intervals: 0:00 R-156 0:24 BTR-60PU-12 1:00 R-118M3 "Vint" 1:50 R-142P 1:59 R-145BM "Chaika" 3:04 (photo) R-975Soviet 15Ya56 IRBM convoy protector vehicleyolkhere2023-03-10 | Soviet 15Ya56 convoy protector vehicle based on the armored personnel carrier BTR-60PB with a 15Sh39 ground navigation system and a turret-machine gun mount "Grom" with a 12.7 mm NSVT heavy machine gun. The vehicle was designed to protect mobile IRBM and mobile ICBM.Soviet Army * BTR-60PB Armoured Personnel Carrieryolkhere2023-03-04 | The armored personnel carrier BTR-60PB (GAZ-49B) was developed at SKB KEO GAZ, mass-produced at the Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ) ** in 1965-1976 (since 1967 were produced also at Kurgan Wheel Tractor Plant). number built: ? * The video has some footage with BTR-60PB in the service of the Soviet Marines and the Border Guard (KGB). **Armored hulls of armored personnel carriers were produced at the Vyksa plant of crushing and grinding equipment.Soviet Army * BTR-60PA Armoured Personnel Carrieryolkhere2023-02-25 | The armored personnel carrier BTR-60PA (GAZ-49A) was designed and mass-produced at the Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ)**. From July 1963 to 1966, 2,348 BTR-60PA armored personnel carriers were built.
* The video has some footage with BTR-60PA in the service of the Soviet Marines and the Border Guard (KGB). ** Armored hulls of armored personnel carriers were produced at the Vyksa plant of crushing and grinding equipment.Soviet Army * BTR-60P Armoured Personnel Carrieryolkhere2023-02-23 | The armored personnel carrier BTR-60P (GAZ-49) was developed at SKB KEO GAZ, mass-produced at the Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ) ** in 1960-1963 (number built: 2,626).
* The video has some footage with BTR-60P in the service of the Soviet Marines. **Armored hulls of armored personnel carriers were produced at the Vyksa plant of crushing and grinding equipment.Soviet An-8 Military Transport Aircraftyolkhere2023-02-08 | The An-8 is the first "flying whale" from the Antonov design bureau. First flight of An-8 prototype February 11, 1956. The An-8 aircraft were serially built at Factory No. 84 (in Tashkent) from 1958-1961 (149 built).
music: Lifelike - Getting High (Pyramid Remix) (ft. Popular Computer)Soviet An-10 Airlineryolkhere2023-02-08 | The Antonov An-10 is the twin of the legendary An-12 transport aircraft. The An-10 prototype had a thematic salon interior design and received its own name "Ukraina" (Ukraine), March 7, 1957 first flight . The An-10 and An-10A aircraft were serially built at Factory No. 64 (in Voronezh) from 1957-1960 (104 built).
music: . Koan - Untitled (Mitakuye Oyasin) . Ансамбль ЭМИ п/у Вячеслава Мещерина - НочнаяSocialistic Wings of Peaceyolkhere2023-02-08 | At the request of subscribers, reloading an old (2015) music video Tracklist: . WARD-IZ – Flight . WARD-IZ – Lets Roll . WARD-IZ - The ChaseSoviet TO-34-85 Flamethrower Tankyolkhere2023-01-28 | Flamethrower TO-34-85 (Tank Ognemyotny) tanks. The first production T-34-85s armed with an ATO-42 flamethrower and called TO-34-85, started production from June 1944, first at Factory №174, and then at Factory №112. A total of 331 tanks were built.
music: Sean Byrd - InsideRed Army T-34 (TO-34) Flamethrower Tankyolkhere2023-01-27 | Flamethrower TO-34 (Tank Ognemyotny) tanks. The first production T-34s armed with an ATO-41 flamethrower (starting from 1943, an ATO-42 flamethrower was installed) and called TO-34, were manufactured at the Stalingrad Tractor Plant in January 1942 and sent to the South-Western Front on February 2. In total, during the years of World War II, the plants of the People's Commissariat of the Tank Industry manufactured 1,172 TO-34 flamethrower tanks (including two prototypes assembled in Kharkov in September 1941) and 331 TO-34-85.
music: Loopop - Wolf Mother (youtube music library)T-34 model 1942 (ver. from Factory № 112 Red Sormovo)yolkhere2023-01-27 | music: Gregg Lehrman - Oppressive Darkness