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Soviet Air Parade [March of Stalin's Air Force] in 1951

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Soviet Air Parade - March of Stalin's Air Force [Moscow's Tushino Airfield, 1951]. Is shown jet aviation MiG-15, Il-28, bombers Tu-4, helicopters Mi-1, the appearance of parachutists and much other.

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  • great USSR fuck USA

  • great song, great Army

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  • 1:57 holy shit, that must be fun!

  • This song sounds kinda modest

  • did those aircrafts just said "be glorious stalin" in 1:40

  • А какие песни были тогда...

  • east europe is more badass than western europe.

  • @UnitedCommunists

    no, this is Bulganin - Secretary of Defense

  • @sixty8panther Bollocks. Only 7 percent of VVS planes were lend-lease. As for copying B-29, why the fuck not? Copying a design is a sign of recognition.

  • At 0:50 is that Marshal Georgi Zhukov on the left?

  • In WW2 half the Soviet air force was comprised of American built P39s, P40s, B25s etc. as well as British built Hurricanes & such.

    Then after the war a 1/3 of the Soviet Air force was the result of copying cutting edge designs intended for the Luftwaffe and ripping off American planes like the B29.

  • @UnitedCommunists

    that was the man from Willy wonka's chocolate factory, trying to steal recipes from the USSR.

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