Yesterday, I received an e-mail from Tom Geisler, a reader who has recently returned from a visit to the Russian Federation. While in Moscow, Tom organized his own trip out to the Russian Air Force Museum at Monino. He’s been kind enough to permit me to post his letter. Here’s what Tom had to say […]

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[ My apologies for the long delay in posting the last segment of my series on the VVS Museum. After uploading Part Five, I took a week off to visit family and friends. Since then I’ve been hard at work with some […]

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[Alas, all good things must come to an end. Since posting Part IV of my series on the Russian Air Force Museum at Monino, I have returned home from Moscow. My nearly month-and-a-half long stay was, by any measure, a success. I gathered […]

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Extending the length of the other side of long walkway, directly opposite the aircraft of the Great Patriotic War are more than one dozen craft representing the Sukhoi OKB.

Aircraft of the Sukhoi OKB
For whatever reason, the Sukhoi OKB collection is “book ended” by two […]

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Getting Down to Business: The Aircraft Collection
The Museum’s outdoor aircraft collection is divided into eight different sections. One of these is devoted to helicopters. Of the remaining seven, two consist of groups devoted to “Military-Transport Aircraft” and “Airplanes of the Great Patriotic War.” The rest […]