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Robert Bartini: The world's most mysterious aircraft designer

His life is such a mystery that even his real name is uncertain, but one thing is clear: Robert Oros di Bartini as his name read on his tombstone was a genius ahead of his time whose wondrous airplanes and flying boats still impress today. ....

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Blast From the Past: Mil V-12, the Largest, Most Useless Helicopter Ever

Blast From the Past: Mil V-12, the Largest, Most Useless Helicopter Ever
16 Feb 2021, 14:30 UTC ·
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When it comes to world records and unusual accomplishments, you can always turn to the Guinness Book of World Records or, as is the case with this episode of Blast From the Past, to Soviet Russia. Back in the ‘60s, the USSR designed and build the largest helicopter in the world, a title that still holds, which went on to set eight different world records – four of which are still current.
It was also completely useless.
Pour one out for the Mil V-12, or “Homer” by its NATO codename. Built by Mil Design Bureau, this humongous aircraft had the capacity to carry 196 passengers in its cargo bay or airlift up to 40,000 kg (88,000 pounds) and fly as high as 2,255 m (7,398 feet) with this kind of payload. It was huge, a true engineering wonder and, by the time the second prototype was built and supposed to go into production, it had been rendered useles ....

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The Soviet flying beast that never really took off

The Soviet flying beast that never really took off
The only surviving prototype of this unusual plane now sits dilapidated in a field near Moscow, but it was once the hope of the Soviet Union against US submarine attacks.
The Bartini Beriev VVA-14 the letters are an acronym for “vertical take-off amphibious aircraft” and 14 was the number of engines was designed to take off from anywhere without a runway and to be capable of sustained flight just above the water surface.
Designed in the 1960s, the aircraft was a response to the Polaris ballistic missiles. The United States introduced them in 1961 on its submarine fleet as part of its nuclear deterrent. In the mind of its designer, Robert Bartini, the amphibious VVA-14 would be the perfect machine to seek and destroy the missile-carrying submarines. ....

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VVA-14: The 14-engined Soviet aircraft designed to take out US subs

VVA-14: The 14-engined Soviet aircraft designed to take out US subs
CNN
1/26/2021
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T0JK1F Bartini Beriev VVA-14, No. 19172 at Monino, Russia.
The only surviving prototype of this unusual plane now sits dilapidated in a field near Moscow, but it was once the hope of the Soviet Union against US submarine attacks.
The Bartini Beriev VVA-14 the letters are an acronym for vertical take-off amphibious aircraft and 14 was the number of engines was designed to take off from anywhere without a runway and to be capable of sustained flight just above the water surface.
Designed in the 1960s, the aircraft was a response to the Polaris ballistic missiles. The United States introduced them in 1961 on its submarine fleet as part of its nuclear deterrent. In the mind of its designer, Robert Bartini, the amphibious VVA-14 would be the perfect machine to seek and destroy the missile-carrying submarines. ....

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