Air Force Museum in Monino

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In the small village of Monino near Moscow is a museum of the Air Force. This museum contains unique exhibits. From the legendary "Ilya Muromets" and aeronautic devices (stratostats) to modern aircraft. The modern is presented in sufficient detail. weapon Air Force The helicopter fleet of the Air Force is widely represented, including the most powerful helicopter in the world, the B-12. Popular wisdom says: it is better to see once than to hear many times. Please visit the unique museum of the Air Force. Directions simple: Moscow, Yaroslavsky station, stop Monino.
PS Almost all the flying exhibits arrived at the museum on their wings.

I present a brief photo review of the Air Force Museum.
























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  1. avt Rank
    avt
    +6
    17 June 2013 08: 15
    good I’ve been there in the 70s when weaving a hundred in the hangar under lock and key. Impression when so many different things at once .... good Well, the B-12 is just fantastic.
    1. AK-47
      AK-47
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      17 June 2013 09: 39
      Quote: avt
      Been there in the 70s

      The head of the Air Force Museum in those years, from 1972 to 1989, was a remarkable person, Lieutenant General of Aviation Sergey Yakovlevich Fedorov. After leaving his post, he remained a guide in it. During its existence, the Air Force Museum was visited by more than 4 million people.
  2. Dima190579
    Dima190579
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    17 June 2013 08: 22
    GOOD MUSEUM AND PICTURES ARE GOOD.
  3. Argon Rank
    Argon
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    17 June 2013 08: 29
    Unfortunately, the review is brief. I would like more detail, especially the WWII exposition, at first glance (for some reason?), Its exhibits give the impression of layouts. In any case, thanks to the author.
    1. RoadRunner
      RoadRunner
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      17 June 2013 13: 39

      Unfortunately, the review is brief. I would like more detail, especially the WWII exposition, at first glance (for some reason?), Its exhibits give the impression of layouts. In any case, thanks to the author.

      The exhibits are real, just a person has a good camera and was lucky with the lighting.
      Was in this museum the year before last - I really liked it.
      Some of my clumsy photos:
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  4. aviamed90 Rank
    aviamed90
    +2
    17 June 2013 09: 12
    The museum is great!

    I would like to know what happened to him after the disbandment of the VVA them. Yu. A. Gagarin?
    Saved or not?
    1. a1lex9
      a1lex9
      0
      15 October 2013 19: 16
      We still hold on, although the staff has already been cut, made a branch.
  5. spd2001
    spd2001
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    17 June 2013 10: 20
    Thanks to the author! But, I would like explanations for each photo, it would be more informative and informative.
  6. Prapor Afonya Rank
    Prapor Afonya
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    17 June 2013 11: 00
    Does the Moscow Region allocate money for reconstruction? Who knows? Aircraft would not hurt to clean and paint!
    1. aviamed90 Rank
      aviamed90
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      17 June 2013 12: 16
      As far as I know, the museum does not belong to the RF Ministry of Defense. The Air Force only took patronage over him. And the museum belongs to the Federal State Institution of Culture and Art, the Central Museum of the Air Force.
      And the financing is minimal.
      Guides are veterans of the Second World War and the Air Force. Already in age.

      The museum has its own site monino.ru
      1. a1lex9
        a1lex9
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        15 October 2013 19: 13
        The museum has become a branch of the Central Museum of the Armed Forces, and this is fraught with consequences.
  7. Smilodon Rank
    Smilodon
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    17 June 2013 14: 29
    Wow, here comes Monino. About half a month ago I was there with a university group, examined the exhibits, listened to the guide, and most importantly, we all had course work on a particular plane :) We watched, told, I liked everything. The exhibits are great there!
  8. igor67 Rank
    igor67
    +2
    17 June 2013 15: 31
    It’s a pity that there are no awnings, the cars are in the open sky and how long they will last, even the pictures show the state of the art
    1. avt Rank
      avt
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      17 June 2013 20: 56
      Quote: igor67
      It’s a pity that there are no awnings, the cars are in the open sky and how long they will last, even the pictures show the state of the art

      Yes, all the same, it’s not California, I would like to hide from the rain. But this is what they did to the airplanes on Khodynka! negative But there were interesting cars there, and even with a rich past, which came under their own power.
    2. Nubian
      Nubian
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      17 June 2013 23: 51
      There are several hangars in which there are planes of 1 and 2 world wars.
      By the way, a volunteer movement appeared, which tidies the planes, there are several painted ones, including the V-12 rotorcraft (you can see in the picture)
      With respect!
  9. 12 caliber
    12 caliber
    +1
    17 June 2013 15: 45
    Monino is my childhood. When I visit my parents, I greet the "weaving" as an old friend. According to the Second World War there is really quite modest. Mig 3 copy (terrible), I have never seen aerocobras there, in my opinion, also a copy. Pe2, a textbook from the academy, brought to an exhibition state back in Soviet times. Il 2 was taken out of the swamp at 77 and restored, but quite efficiently. The most real exhibit is La-7 Kozheduba.
  10. mithridate Rank
    mithridate
    +1
    18 June 2013 00: 07
    sorry photo without captions
  11. Uruska Rank
    Uruska
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    19 June 2013 13: 34
    My dream is to visit there ... And I will definitely visit !!!
    1. takojnikuzheest
      takojnikuzheest
      0
      6 September 2013 10: 54
      You will not regret it. Been there this summer. Impressions mass. This is not forgotten.