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Aircraft:
Tupolev Tu-4 Bull
- Reg: 4134 photos
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Serial #:
225008
- Airline: China - Air Force
- Photo Date: May 28, 2017
- Uploaded: Aug 29, 2021
- Other Location - China Aviation Museum - Beijing, China
Notes:
According to wikipedia, on 28 February 1953, USSR gave China ten Tu-4 heavy bombers;and in 1960 two additional aircraft configured as navigational trainers arrived in Beijing. Actually, I did not realize the Tu-4s are this rare. Only 3 survivors left around the world. One in Monino, Russia, two in China aviatiIon museum. 4134 is the ordinary one, the other one is modified into a AEW, KJ-1. However, the one in the museum is not the original Kj-1, just a demo made later.
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According to wikipedia, on 28 February 1953, USSR gave China ten Tu-4 heavy bombers;and in 1960 two additional aircraft configured as navigational trainers arrived in Beijing. Actually, I did not realize the Tu-4s are this rare. Only 3 survivors left around the world. One in Monino, Russia, two in China aviatiIon museum. 4134 is the ordinary one, the other one is modified into a AEW, KJ-1. However, the one in the museum is not the original Kj-1, just a demo made later.Camera
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- Reg: 4134 photos
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Aircraft:
Tupolev Tu-4 Bull
- Airline: China - Air Force
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Serial #:
225008
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Other Location - China Aviation Museum - Beijing
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