The first modernized Tu-95 MS was handed over to the military

November 19, 2015 58

Samara "Aviakor" handed over to military department the first modernized missile carrier Tu-95MS, reports Look with reference to the press service of the enterprise.

“A modernized MC TU-95 named“ Dubna ”flew from Samara on Wednesday afternoon. This is not the only aircraft of this type, which is currently in the enterprise. At the end of October, another TU-95 MC landed on the airfield of the Samara plant. By the end of the year, it is planned to hand over this car to the military and take on another one of the missile carriers for re-equipment, ”the release says.

The plant noted that the modernization "was to improve the combat qualities of the aircraft, taking into account the requirements of the Air and Space Forces of Russia."

The press service said that "the plant began preparing for this program more than a year ago." The decision on the readiness of the enterprise to re-equip the aircraft was made after the technology was fully developed.

“The scope of work on the TU-95 MC modernization project will increase,” said Aviakor CEO Alexei Gusev. “The program has not yet been approved in its final form, the number of aircraft will be known after the signing of the main contract with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.”

The newspaper recalls that in July, Deputy Minister of Defense Yuri Borisov announced the plans of the department before the end of the year to bring the value of the health indicator in the far aviation up to 80%.

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Vladimirets

+15

19 November 2015 16: 48

on the plans of the department by the end of the year to bring the value of the health indicator in long-range aviation to 80%.

Cars do not become younger and new ones do not come, a difficult task.
1. 79807420129
  
  +10
  
  19 November 2015 16: 50
  
  That's good, but Syria comes to mind, it would be necessary to experience there.
  1. Andrey Yuryevich
    
    +13
    
    19 November 2015 17: 20
    
    Quote: 79807420129
    That's good, but Syria comes to mind, it would be necessary to experience there.
    
    they work from the territory of the Russian Federation, they do not fly to Syria, they can launch "hotels" by rising to the working height of the house.
    1. Sterlya
      
      +1
      
      19 November 2015 17: 34
      
      Quote: Andrey Yurievich
      they work from the territory of the Russian Federation, they do not fly to Syria, they can launch "hotels" by rising to the working height of the house.
      
      God forbid. I do not know. So old ...
      1. Throw
        
        +7
        
        19 November 2015 19: 31
        
        What are they a bit old? A glider with engines, he is in Africa - the carrier.
        But what the old-fashioned carried, then they change to modern: weapons, sighting systems for its use, avionics, etc.
        
        Koshak
        
        +3
        
        19 November 2015 22: 03
        
        Quote: Lance
        What are they a bit old? A glider with engines, he is in Africa - the carrier.
        
        I don’t know how on the MS and Tu-142 (identical gliders), but on the Tu-95RC after 23-25 years of operation, cracks in the power skin of the wings began to appear between the internal engines and the fuselage. Factory representatives came to our regiment, patches were riveted.
        
        Throw
        
        +2
        
        19 November 2015 22: 45
        
        It is clear that according to the actual state and airworthiness of the machine, they choose, and not everyone will be "upgraded"))
  2. shuhartred
    
    0
    
    19 November 2015 17: 45
    
    Quote: 79807420129
    That's good, but Syria comes to mind, it would be necessary to experience there.
    
    There are no goals for him.
  3. Iline
    
    +7
    
    19 November 2015 17: 54
    
    Quote: 79807420129
    That's good, but Syria comes to mind, it would be necessary to experience there.
    
    So today we again flew in Engels, maybe something we experienced.
    Although ... Most likely, the aircraft from Seryshevo should be the first to modernize - there they are very ancient.
    And so the good news - they uploaded with orders the plant - the ancestor of these aircraft. Itself took from there these aircraft in 87-88 years. And they took them 2-4 pieces a month. And this is not modernization - this is production from scratch.
2. kil 31
  
  +4
  
  19 November 2015 16: 53
  
  I would like to know more precisely what is being upgraded there in such a short time. (ARRIVED AT THE END OF OCTOBER, DELIVERY BY THE END OF THE YEAR)
  1. Stanislas
    
    +4
    
    19 November 2015 17: 11
    
    Quote: keel 31
    ARRIVED AT THE END OF OCTOBER, DELIVERY BY THE END OF THE YEAR
    He flew from Samara on Wednesday, and in October they said that by the end of the year three promised to upgrade.
  2. Nik_One
    
    +7
    
    19 November 2015 17: 16
    
    Changing electronic equipment and navigation system.
    1. pint45
      
      +2
      
      19 November 2015 17: 53
      
      Mostly K142 small things, etc
  3. The comment was deleted.
  4. gjv
    
    +6
    
    19 November 2015 17: 59
    
    Quote: keel 31
    I would like to know more precisely what is being upgraded there.
    
    The conversion program provides for the improvement of systems related to the Tu-95MS firepower. The electronic equipment will undergo replacement, while the glider and engines will not be modified. A new sighting and navigation complex will be installed on the bombers, which will allow the use of new strategic X-101 cruise missiles. A navigation system based on GLONASS will also appear. Underwing suspension units of the new X-101 and X-102 cruise missiles will be installed.
    1. The comment was deleted.
      1. Iline
        
        +2
        
        19 November 2015 19: 22
        
        Quote: WUA 518
        Tu-95MS "Dubna" to "Aviakor".
        
        But this is the Engels board!
    2. katalonec2014
      
      +2
      
      19 November 2015 18: 20
      
      It’s a pity they forgot about EW, it would be necessary to arm it with something like President-S.
      1. Iline
        
        +2
        
        19 November 2015 19: 25
        
        Quote: katalonec2014
        It’s a pity they forgot about EW, it would be necessary to arm it with something like President-S.
        
        There and so 1.5 tons of "Meteor" on board. By the way, it was produced very close to Aviakor at the Ekran plant.
3. UVB
  
  +1
  
  19 November 2015 21: 21
  
  Cars do not become younger and new ones do not come, a difficult task.
  MSCs are not so old, compared to the B-52 youthful age, were built in the 80s, so there’s more to serve and serve.
Vladimyrych

+6

19 November 2015 16: 48

... the first modernized Tu-95 MS

Great!
twincam

+13

19 November 2015 16: 49

the bear is beautiful.
they say the sound from its screws is generally mesmerizing))
1. Executer
  
  +3
  
  19 November 2015 17: 00
  
  I confirm! Hum turbine - it’s more correct.
  1. FID
    
    +14
    
    19 November 2015 17: 03
    
    I would stop at the sound of screws ...
    1. Black Colonel
      
      +2
      
      19 November 2015 17: 43
      
      Rather, there is an entire orchestra - 4 turbines and 8 screws.
      1. Throw
        
        +9
        
        19 November 2015 20: 07
        
        With the buzz and sounds of the Tu-160 more fun)
        I remember on some MAX he had fun before the opening.
        In front of the entrance, the frames there, the cash desks, there was a crowd of visitors and sleepily stared at the cops yawning behind the kitchen garden, waiting for them to start up. So the 160th went down low from the side of the sun, and this fool of immeasurable nichrome could not be heard, accidentally noticed him, and above the crowd he sharply went up and at the same time "gave a fire"! ..
        
        All woke up !! In the jump!
        The cashier fell out of the booth with cancer, the cops performed the command "flash on the left!"
        The people of ikay were cursing with admiration, the most impressionable rushed to the outhouses
        So I don’t know what kind of white "swan" he is, but arctic fox for sure! Sneaks up unnoticed
  2. seregatara1969
    
    +3
    
    19 November 2015 18: 21
    
    no, drone of screws
    1. Militia
      
      +2
      
      19 November 2015 19: 51
      
      Not a rumble of screws, but just a song. When flies over the house, then all the dishes in the sideboard sings
  3. Koshak
    
    +2
    
    19 November 2015 21: 57
    
    Quote: Executer
    I confirm! Hum turbine - it’s more correct.
    
    It is the turbine that is almost inaudible due to the noise of the propellers. As with any turboprop engine.
2. Jack-b
  
  +4
  
  19 November 2015 17: 12
  
  Quote: twincam
  they say the sound from its screws is generally mesmerizing))
  
  This is not the right word. A couple flew over Krasnoyarsk last year on the day of support of the contract service. The height was probably a couple of hundred meters above the Yenisei. I was a couple of kilometers away from them. That's really a real "shock and awe".
  1. WUA 518
    
    +11
    
    19 November 2015 17: 17
    
    Quote: Jack-B
    I would stop at the sound of screws ...
    
    Seryozha welcome. One of the American submariners claimed that this sound is heard even under water.
    Quote: Jack-B
    Last year, a couple flew over Krasnoyarsk
    1. FID
      
      +3
      
      19 November 2015 18: 12
      
      Quote: WUA 518
      Seryozha welcome.
      
      Hello, Sasha! Glad to meet you!!!
  2. Bkmz
    
    +4
    
    19 November 2015 17: 22
    
    And how acoustics on enemy submarines are happy when a couple flies.
  3. Belousov
    
    0
    
    20 November 2015 13: 49
    
    We had a similar holiday in Samara in the summer, the "Swan" flew in, but it passed quietly, low, solid :) But the Knights were showing off so that the signaling machines sang without ceasing And what did you do, what did you do ...
  4. Belousov
    
    0
    
    20 November 2015 13: 49
    
    We had a similar holiday in Samara in the summer, the "Swan" flew in, but it passed quietly, low, solid :) But the Knights were showing off so that the signaling machines sang without ceasing And what did you do, what did you do ...
cniza

+7

19 November 2015 16: 50

The plant noted that the modernization "was to improve the combat qualities of the aircraft, taking into account the requirements of the Air and Space Forces of Russia."

They are silent as partisans ... at least in age but handsome.
1. Spnsr
  
  +1
  
  19 November 2015 17: 13
  
  Quote: cniza
  modernization "consisted in improving the combat qualities of the aircraft, taking into account the requirements of the Russian Aerospace Forces."
  
  it appeared the ability to go into outer space without refueling
2. Knight Rider
  
  +1
  
  19 November 2015 19: 57
  
  Quote: cniza
  They are silent as partisans ... at least in age but handsome.
  
  Probably younger than you. The "oldest" bears are only 33-34 years old, and the youngest - 22. So it is clearly too early for them to retire: repair, modernize - and serve!
Andrey Yuryevich

+7

19 November 2015 16: 50

Quote: Vladimirets
on the plans of the department by the end of the year to bring the value of the health indicator in long-range aviation to 80%.

Cars do not become younger and new ones do not come, a difficult task.

what these upgrade is already good.
Comrade Bender

+6

19 November 2015 16: 50

If the inherent capabilities and design potential allow for modernization, then it is necessary to carry out. Well, do not forget about the new.
kote119

+6

19 November 2015 16: 51

the good news, I hope that the modernization will extend the life cycle, and strengthen the combat potential of these wonderful ships
Victor62ru

+4

19 November 2015 16: 51

Such news is always a pleasure to read!
katalonec2014

+1

19 November 2015 16: 54

I am glad of course, it’s a pity there is no detailed photo of the report, how it was disassembled, how it was assembled, but oh well. Maybe someone knows how many of them we have left from former greatness? Thank you in advance.
staryivoin

+3

19 November 2015 16: 55

80% is an indicator of serviceability, not novelty. And that's not so bad anymore. Since "95" can be kept up to modern conditions and maintained in combat readiness, it means they will still serve the country. After all, their "partners" B-52 are still taking off in the air at the Pentagon, and they do not refuse to operate them tomorrow or in 2016.
The issue is not the novelty, but the general condition of our videoconferencing. But here I am not an expert. But in general, it seems that our VKS in Syria fulfill their tasks. And it seems that the Pentagon understands this ...
1. Maxom75
  
  +3
  
  19 November 2015 17: 42
  
  The strategist is too expensive to be scattered to the left, to the right. While flying let him serve. especially since his task now is not a bomb carrier, but a launch platform for the CD. And the power, well, the power is impressive, it's not for nothing that they call "bear".
hartlend

+2

19 November 2015 17: 00

First go!
starshina pv

+3

19 November 2015 17: 01

I saw in Mozdok in the 1st company-handsome !!!!!
dsi

+2

19 November 2015 17: 10

Something in the appearance of this plane is present from the wise friend of Mowgli -KAA, from the cartoon of the same name.
-Banderlog! Can you hear me well ?!
Signaller

+3

19 November 2015 17: 26

"The old horse will not spoil the furrow." I am glad to hear this news. After all, a lot of effort and money was spent on the development of these aircraft. And they fly. We can say - "eternal workers". But in life one can say one thing. To what extent Tupolev's providence determined the time.
barclay

+10

19 November 2015 17: 29

I would say: "The old bears will still hunt!"
They still have to fly and fly.
Cis-Urals

+2

19 November 2015 17: 34

KAA? Let me disagree with you. In my opinion, it’s a bear and only a bear. It strikes all the potential and possibilities of the design idea, even those Soviet people. It’s a pity the article is true without technical flesh, what, where and how much was improved
1. FID
  
  +2
  
  19 November 2015 18: 19
  
  Quote: Cis Ural
  what, where and how much has been improved
  
  The comments have already been described above ... The improvements are relatively small: a new PNA is added and the SNA (sighting and navigation system and satellite navigation system) is added.
Denis Skiff

+1

19 November 2015 17: 45

Quote: WUA 518
Quote: Jack-B
I would stop at the sound of screws ...

Seryozha welcome. One of the American submariners claimed that this sound is heard even under water.
Quote: Jack-B
Last year, a couple flew over Krasnoyarsk

we took off today. overslept this moment. and I really wanted to see how it takes off. Sound caresses the ear.
On the video, the operator ruined everything)) did not let me listen to this music normally))
1. WUA 518
  
  +4
  
  19 November 2015 17: 58
  
  Quote: Denis-Skiff
  On the video, the operator ruined everything)) did not let me listen to this music normally))
  
  Enjoy.
  1. FID
    
    +4
    
    19 November 2015 18: 23
    
    That's just, in the credits, where he prepares for takeoff - "Acceleration and takeoff", instead of the correct "Takeoff and takeoff" ...
    1. The comment was deleted.
seregatara1969

+1

19 November 2015 18: 30

nothing-change the screws to the modern-bend the tips of the wings to save fuel-avionics, too, will envy us! in Samara and not so able to make fly in a new way!
1. tolmir
  
  +1
  
  19 November 2015 18: 54
  
  If you saw the current state of the plant, then there would be no trace of your optimism. And in the modernization, the share of own labor is minimal. But it is served with such fanfare!
nrex

0

19 November 2015 18: 45

Quote: Cis Ural
KAA? Let me disagree with you. In my opinion, it’s a bear and only a bear. It strikes all the potential and possibilities of the design idea, even those Soviet people. It’s a pity the article is true without technical flesh, what, where and how much was improved

Quote: gjv
Quote: keel 31
I would like to know more precisely what is being upgraded there.

The conversion program provides for the improvement of systems related to the Tu-95MS firepower. The electronic equipment will undergo replacement, while the glider and engines will not be modified. A new sighting and navigation complex will be installed on the bombers, which will allow the use of new strategic X-101 cruise missiles. A navigation system based on GLONASS will also appear. Underwing suspension units of the new X-101 and X-102 cruise missiles will be installed.

Read more)))
gv2000

+1

19 November 2015 19: 29

Yes, they make iron, but they again forgot about people:

PS I already realized that I would not live to see my home.
Zomanus

+1

20 November 2015 08: 34

And if they don’t make iron, then there will be no sense taking care of people.
But the fact that some are fattening at public expense, this must be corrected.
Belousov

0

20 November 2015 13: 54

Timely news arrived. It is necessary to continue modernization, but in no case do not forget about the construction of new machines.