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[[Image: shhit_Tu134A3-belavia_1h03m12.JPG|thumb|500px|none| Tupolev Tu-134A-3, EW-65149 (c/n 61033) of Belavia.]]
[[Image: shhit_Tu134A3-belavia_1h03m12.JPG|thumb|500px|none| Tupolev Tu-134A-3, EW-65149 (c/n 61033) of Belavia.]]
[[Image: shhit_Tu134A3-CGI_1h03m36.JPG|thumb|500px|none|A CGI scene as proves the wrong cinematic of the main undercarrige.]]


== [[:Category:Tupolev Tu-154| Tupolev Tu-154M]]==
== [[:Category:Tupolev Tu-154| Tupolev Tu-154M]]==

Revision as of 21:37, 22 November 2012

Щит отечества poster movie

Movie (2007)
English title : Shield of the Fatherland

Starring:
Alex Senchilo (Alex Strizhev)
Anatoliy Kot (Knyazev)
Veronica Plyashkevich (Marina)

A program to detect and help master ingenior among officiers is the goal of jalousy and spying due to lot of money and world tensions.

AH-64 Apache

A fight in Iraq in 1991.

Aero L-39C

L-39C Aerobatics team of the Belarusian Air Force.

Mil Mi-24

During fighting in Yougoslavia.
Overflying russian tanks during an exercice.

Mil Mi-26

RA-06253 in colors of the UN forces.
Standart paint scheme.

Mil Mi-8

A CGI scene.

Ilyushin Il-76MD

Mikoyan MiG-29

Drawing.


Sukhoi Su-27

Sukhoi Su-27 UB

The biplace variant, Su-27 UB.

Tupolev Tu-134A-3

Tupolev Tu-134A-3, EW-65149 (c/n 61033) of Belavia.

Tupolev Tu-154M

Tu-154M EW-85706 (c/n 91A881) of Belavia.
A CGI scene as proves the wrong cinematic of the main undercarrige.

Boeing 747

Various aeronautical features

Air to Air Missiles.

R73 AKA AA-11 Archer in NATO code.
R27 alias AA-10 Alamo.
R73 ?


SAMs and AAA.

S-125 missiles part of the SA-3 Goa system in NATO intelligence coding.
S-300/400/500 SAM family, alias SA-12 or SA-20 or SA-21 in NATO code name.
Anti Aircraft Artillery ZSU 23-2 (Irak 1991 to be kind withe the scenario).
9K22 / 2K22 (known as 2S6 by NATO) with 2 x 30 mm guns and 8 x 9M311 AAM.
SA-8 Gecko, native name : 9K33.
According to the scenario: Yugoslavia, 1999.



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