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The Last Soviet Jet | Yak-141

the story of Yak-141 from its lengthy and complicated development to its breakthrough Join my Youtube Member    / @oldmanula   join my discord :   / discord   00:00 intro 00:47 Background 02:17 Early Developtment 05:19 Test Rig and 1st Test 06:19 Change in Philosophy 07:10 The First Flight 07:50 Continue Testing 08:17 2nd Prototype and its feature 11:42 12 World Record 11:58 Major Milestone Carrier Flight 13:04 First Carrier VTOL Take-off and Landing 13:38 The Unfortunate 15:33 Fate of the Unfortunate 15:45 First Appearance to the World 16:50 No Money for New Jet 17:02 Deal with the West 17:21 what the West got 17:46 Yak-141 and F-35 19:02 Ending Source: Gordon, Yefim (2008). Yakovlev Yak-36, Yak-38, & Yak-41: The Soviet 'Jump Jets'. Dmitriy Komissarov (translator). Hinckley, England: Midland Publishing. Ruzhitsky, Yevgeny (2000). European Vertical Takeoff Aircraft [Европейские самолеты вертикального взлета]. St.Petersburg, Russia: Astrill Publishing House. Vadim, Kolnogorov. (2003). The last aircraft of the Soviet Union [Последний самолёт Советского Союза]. Aviamaster [Авиамастер], 7, 2–12. Lev, Berne. (1994). Yak-141 - supersonic «vertical» [сверхзвуковая «вертикалка»]. Wings of the Motherland [Крылья Родины], 4, 1–4. Lev, Berne. (1994). Yak-141 - supersonic «vertical» [сверхзвуковая «вертикалка»]. Wings of the Motherland [Крылья Родины], 5, 1–2. Lev, Berne. (1994). Yak-141 - supersonic «vertical» [сверхзвуковая «вертикалка»]. Wings of the Motherland [Крылья Родины], 6, 1–4.