The Gigantic Russian Ekranoplan Aircraft Carrier
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The Gigantic Russian Ekranoplan Aircraft Carrier
Soviet engineer Robert Bartini envisioned the A-2500 Ekranoplan, a colossal 2,500-ton ground-effect aircraft that would serve as a flying aircraft carrier. Measuring 180 meters long with ten jet engines and capable of carrying 20 fighters, it would skim oceans at 500 km/h while avoiding radar detection. The concept promised global reach and ...
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