+lindr2 Posted November 28, 2008 Posted November 28, 2008 (edited) OK! we have 2 GOOD planes with same name Tu-95M, itry to solve this situation Brief Tu-95 History (Without prototypes) BOMBERS: Tu-95 - in production 1955-58 - NK-12 engines (updated to NK-12M, NK-12MV) ONLY BOMBS MAX Wt 172.000 KG (Fuel - 80.73 Tonnes) 31 PLANES Tu-95A - NUC version (RDS-3,4,6S & others) (modified Tu-95) Tu-95V - planes used in RN-202 (50MT) Test in 1961 (modified Tu-95A) Retired after test. Tu-95M - in production 1957-61? NK-12M engines (updated to NK-12MV) ONLY BOMBS MAX Wt 182.000 KG (Fuel - 89.53 Tonnes) 19 PLANES Tu-95MA - NUC version (RDS-3,4,6S & others) (modified Tu-95M) Tu-95K - in production 1958 - 1961 NK-12MV engines 1x KH-20(M) missile MAX Wt 182.000 KG (Fuel - 89.53 Tonnes) 'Yad' Radar 47 PLANES (28 planes updated to KM in 1965-1970) Tu-95KM - in production 1962 - 1965 NK-12MV engines 1x KH-20(M) missile MAX Wt 182.000 KG (Fuel - 89.53 Tonnes) Refueling System, 'Yad' Radar 23 PLANES + 28 updated Tu-95K Tu-95K-22 - updated Tu-95K&KM planes (1985-1990) NK-12MV engines 3x KH-22(M,MA,MP) missiles MAX Wt 185.000 KG (Fuel - 89.53 Tonnes) Refueling System, 'PNA-B' Radar ~ 45 PLANES in service since 1987. Tu-95MS - in production 1981 - 1992 NK-12MP engines 6x KH-55(SM) missiles MAX Wt 187.700 KG (Fuel - 89.53 Tonnes) Refueling System, 'Obzor-MS' Radar 23 PLANES + 28 updated Tu-95K 31 PLANES Tu-95MS-6 2 wing pylons with 4 Kh-55(SM) summary: 6 Kh-55 in rotary clip on fuselage + 4 on wings Tu-95MSM - updated MS (1999 - present day) 6x KH-101(102) missiles RECON PLANES Tu-95MR - updated Tu-95M SN: 7800410, 7800501, 7800502, 7800506 - 4 PLANES Radar 'Rubin-1D', Refueling System + cameras (1964) Tu-95RC - in production 1963 - 1969 NK-12MV engines MAX Wt 182.000 KG (Fuel - 89.53 Tonnes) Refueling System, 'Uspeh-1A' Radar 52 PLANES TRAINER PLANES Tu-95U,KU - converted Tu-95, Tu-95M (1980-1990) AF Command planes (airbus) Tu-116 - 2 PLANES updated Tu-95 (1957) SN: 6800402, 7800409 Tu-142 IS ANOTHER HISTORY !!! Engines: NK-12 - 12000 HP, NK-12M- 4x15000 HP Edited November 28, 2008 by lindr2 Quote
+Veltro2k Posted November 28, 2008 Posted November 28, 2008 (edited) NUFF SAID !!! Edited November 28, 2008 by Veltro2k Quote
+lindr2 Posted November 28, 2008 Author Posted November 28, 2008 (edited) Yes, 4-th planes from top is Tu-95KD - early version of KM, but in 1964-1965 ALL KD were converted to KM. No need talk about KD. More Drawings: http://www.airwar.ru/other/draw/tu95.zip http://www.airwar.ru/other/draw/tu95archiv.zip http://www.airwar.ru/other/draw/tu95kr.zip Edited November 28, 2008 by lindr2 Quote
Silverbolt Posted November 28, 2008 Posted November 28, 2008 (edited) Lindr2, you're the guy who work with it...so maybe you can enlight me... Do the old Cells still operational? i read in a Local Magazine about the "new vvs" and they said just the late cells still operational, but i couldn't find this information anywhere... Edited November 28, 2008 by Silverbolt Quote
+lindr2 Posted November 28, 2008 Author Posted November 28, 2008 Man, if you read history carefull, you see what all flyable Tu-95, M, K ,KM was updated or retired before 1991 year. All flyable MS, and some K-22 still in service. Some Tu-95MS & MSM will be updated in 2009-2011 (new radar, maybe Kh-90). tu-95 K-22 will be retured or modernised by Kh-32. (Carrier Killer Project). Quote
Silverbolt Posted November 28, 2008 Posted November 28, 2008 Man, if you read history carefull, you see what all flyable Tu-95, M, K ,KM was updated or retired before 1991 year.All flyable MS, and some K-22 still in service. Some Tu-95MS & MSM will be updated in 2009-2011 (new radar, maybe Kh-90). tu-95 K-22 will be retured or modernised by Kh-32. (Carrier Killer Project). thanks Quote
+Typhoid Posted November 29, 2008 Posted November 29, 2008 so which is the one we called the "Delta" for maritime recon? no missiles or bombs - just a big radar the 142 is the F model for ASW, right? Quote
+lindr2 Posted November 29, 2008 Author Posted November 29, 2008 (edited) I dont't know NATO designation of Tu-95 family and does not want to know... Tu-95MR & RC has no weapon, but RC is TARGET DESIGNATOR & DATA LINK FOR NAVAL P-6 & P-35 missles. Tu-142 history (without prototypes) Tu-142 (based on Tu-95RC & Tu-116) in production 1968-1975 NK-12MV(MP) engines MAX Wt 185.000 KG (Fuel - 87 Tonnes) Refueling System, 'Berkut-95' Radar, Radio & acoustic buoys, IR-TV seeker Garara,ECM , radio recon, bombs, deep charges, torpedoes (AT-2, AT-2M) (11340KG) 18 PLANES Tu-142M in production 1973-1984 NK-12MV(MP) engines MAX Wt 185.000 KG (Fuel - 87 Tonnes ?) Refueling System, 'Korshun' Radar,cabine length is increased at 2 metres, at Radio & acoustic buoys, IR-TV seeker Garara,ECM , radio recon, bombs, deep charges, torpedoes (AT-2M) (8845KG) Tu-142M2 Radar 'Korshun-K' & 'Kayra' TV-IR target system (updated 142M) Tu-142M3 in production 1985-1993 NK-12MP engines MAX Wt 185.000 KG (Fuel - 87 Tonnes ?) Refueling System, 'Korshun-K' Radar, at Radio & acoustic buoys, IR-TV seeker 'Kayra',GAS 'Zarechie' ,ECM , radio recon, bombs, deep charges, torpedoes (UMGT-1), missiles (APR-2, Kh-35(since 1986-88), Kh-61 (since 2003-2005)) (8845KG) Tu-142ME EXPORT variant of Tu-142M for India (Radar Korshun-K) 8 planes, simplified buoys, avionics and radar, missiles Brahmos (in project 2007-2010). 8 PLANES Some modernisation programs of 142 exist... WIP Edited November 29, 2008 by lindr2 Quote
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