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Monino WW2 Planes
Two Hangars With Antique Airplanes
In 2020, the COVID pandemic cancelled most air shows. Some, like Oshkosh, held virtual events. Some aviation museums are starting to reopen slowly. Hopefully people are busy in hangars restoring antique airplanes and readying them for when we can all get out and travel again.
It's no fun to be grounded when you want to fly and explore.
We have had a personal setback too, with some health issues slowing us down. We don't have the time to check on which venues are still viable and which are things of the past.
So... Post COVID our advice is to check with each air show or museum to see if they are open and operating. Stay safe.
Monino is the location of the Russian Air Force Central Aviation Museum (in case you didn't get here from our Monino page.) Facts and directions will serve you well if you want to visit, but we knew you really wanted to see what kinds of planes they have.
The first hangar you come to at The Russian Central Air Force Museum is the Great Patriotic War Hangar....
It is adjacent to the new administration building with its little museum.
There is a great collection of historic planes here... take your time exploring it, but remember there is much more across the street...
You'll go through a gate to the main aircraft collection...
Most are jets and helicopters, and they are displayed outside. We'll show you those Soviet Era planes on another page, just so I can stay organized.
The second hangar is on the other side of this display area. Don't miss that, there are some great vintage aircraft in there too.
We're going to put the photos up grouped by hangar as we saw them in May, 2012. If you can manage to get there you won't be disappointed.
The Great Patriotic War Hangar
In Russia, World War II is referred to as the Great Patriotic War. Monino has a great collection of planes developed during those years. Here's a look at some of them...
Polikarpov R-5
The Polikarpov R-5 was first flown in 1928. It entered production in 1930.
They were used by the military, but there were also civilian versions that carried freight and passengers. They remained in service until about 1944.
This reconstruction was presented to Monino in 1993.
Ilyushin Il-2 Sturmovik (Bark) Armored Attack Aircraft
The Ilyushin Il-2 was a "ground attack aircraft"... "Sturmovik" in Russian.
In 1938, Ilyushin thought designing an aircraft with armor was a good idea.
I'm sure a lot of pilots thought so too.
(Pop loved his P-47 for that very reason.)
The Sturmovik was one of the most produced military aircraft in history. This particular aircraft was produced in 1942.
Petlyakov Pe-2 (Buck) Dive Bomber
The Pe-2 was a Soviet dive bomber used during World War II. Known to NATO as Buck after WW II.
In 1938 it was originally designed as a high-speed, high altitude fighter, but in 1939 a government directive ordered a conversion to a dive bomber... as such it was considered highly successful. The Pe-2 here in the Russian Aviation Museum has been assembled from the remains of three planes.
Lavochkin La-7 (Fin)
The Lavochkin La-7 was an improvement on the La-5 that was a mainstay of the Soviet Air Force in the Great Patriotic War.
The La-7 went into production in 1944. This one was flown by Russian ace N. Kozhedub at the front. Using it he is supposed to have downed 17 enemy aircraft.
There are more planes in this first hangar... but let's move on to what we'll call...
Hangar Two
Sikorsky "Ilya Muromets"
This is a full-scale mock-up.
Igor Sikorsky had developed the world's first four-engine aircraft... it was called the "Russky Vityaz" and was built in 1913. Sikorsky himself flew it.
The Ilya Muromets evolved from that. It was originally intended to be a passenger aircraft. Can you imagine? ...With a "spacious" cabin and even a toilet! But it became a military bombing aircraft during World War I. After the war it was used in passenger service.
Tupolev ANT-2
The ANT-2 was the first all metal aircraft built in Russia.
It's first flight was in 1924.
This aircraft in Monino is the original and the only one constructed.
Tupolev ANT-25 (RD)
The ANT-25 (RD) was built for long distance flights.
So the designation for this one is more obvious than most... the RD stands for "record in distance"... apparently in English. (At least I couldn't find the Russian!)
It first flew in 1933. This is a replica. (Mark thought it was original, but the booklet we bought from Col. Kazashvili says, "The Air Force Museum exhibits and ANT-25 technological copy made of the aircraft model which had preformed the Moscow-Saint Jasinto non-stop flight..." Does that sound like a replica to you?)
Tupolev ANT-40 (SB)
The Tupolev ANT-40 is also known as the Tupolev SB.
Wondering what "SB" stands for?
It's Russian and translates roughly to "Skorostnoi Bombardirovschik" which means "high speed bomber"...
...and that's what is was... a high-speed front-line bomber.
First flight was 1934. Over 6000 were made.
Ilyushin DB-3 eventually morphed into IL-4
The Ilyushin DB-3 was a World War II era aircraft. The prototype was completed in 1936.
This was built as a "long range bomber" - "Dalniy Bombardirovschik" in Russian... so DB-3.
It eventually was morphed into an Il-4.
Tupolev Tu-2 Front-Line Bomber (Bat)
The Tupolev Tu-2 Front-Line Bomber (known to NATO as Bat) was first flown in 1941.
Production started then, but was interrupted so they could produce fighters.
Production resumed in 1943. This is the only Tu-2 in Russia.
Bi-1_Rocket-Plane-prototype
The Bereznyak-Isayev BI-1 new design was called "BI" for "Blizhnii Istrebitel" (close-range fighter), but the letters could also stand for its inventors: Bereznyak and Isayev.
The first real test flight was made in 1942. The flight only lasted a little over 3 minutes.
Seven successive prototypes were built, but it never went into production.
Two Disc Planes or Sukhanov Diskoplan 1 (and 2?)
Can't really tell you anything about these. The little booklet we bought doesn't mention them. We believe these were built by M.V. Sukhanov in 1958-1962 from German WW2 design.
OK... got you wanting to go to Moscow yet? Remember, the Soviet jets and helicopters are on another page. And don't forget to read all about how we got there. Have fun finding those antique airplanes!
Find 'em, See 'em, Fly,'em! And have a great flight!
Judy and Mark
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ATLANTA, Nov. 22, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The final containment vessel ring has been placed for Georgia Power's nuclear expansion project near Waynesboro, Georgia, with the third ring of the Unit 4 containment vessel set today. This marks the sixth and last containment vessel ring to be placed for the Vogtle 3 & 4 project.
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The #4 seed Lions of Mars Hill College upset the top seeded Cobras of Coker College by a score of 2-1 in the First Round of the NCAA Division II Men's Soccer Tournament on Friday night.
Mars Hill opened the game with a dominating first half scoring the first goal of the game just six minutes in. Alex Mullen found the back of the net with a header off a corner from Gregg Munn. The Lions made it 2-0 just before the end of the half with a long cross from Troy Chavez that was headed over Coker's keeper by Stephen Bivens.
The Cobras turned up the pressure in the second half, outshooting the Lions 14-2, but they could not find the back of the net until the 82nd minute when Fernando Bedoya (Miami, Fla.) put home a one-timer from Stephen Scrivens (Tampa, Fla.) to cut the lead to just one.
Coker continued to put heavy pressure on the Mars Hill defense for the remainder of the game, but the Lions were able to hold on for the win.
The Lions improve to 13-5-1 and advance to face the #2 seed Flagler College in the Second Round of the tournament on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. at Coker's field.
The Cobras finish out their year ranked No. 5 nationally with a record of 18-3 overall.


Please note that the schedule will change on a weekly basis.
We have access to various swim squads in the Cape Town CBD and Atlantic Seaboard. Please contact info@atcmultisport.club or call 082 739 9010 for more details.
Please keep an eye on the ATC Running Training WhatsApp group as plans may change due to activities around the stadium.
Track sessions will be on the Green Point Athletics Track (GPAS), unless event are taking place there. In that case, track will be at the Green Point Cricket Club (GPCC) (accross the road).
You have to enter the track from the delivery gate at P4. Please show your ATC Barcode Tag to the security guard in the booth, located at the gate, and proceed to scan in on our sign-in system, which will be located just inside the track grounds. You are welcome to park in Parking Area P4, which is to your right as you approach the Stadium in Vlei Road, whilst travelling towards Cape Town Stadium, before you get to the Athletics Track. Please view the layout image further down n this email. This will offer the closest parking to the entrance.
Access to the toilets will be provided from inside the track.
You must to bring your barcode tag along as you will not be able to access the rack grounds without it.
We are now paying for the flood lights used during our sessions at the Green Point Athletics Stadium. We therefore had to introduce a R50 Training Levy for all track users. This is the same levy that swimmers are paying for the canal swim, so if you have already paid that this season, you don't have to pay again now.
The levy of R50 is charged once per year and will increase to R80 from 1 August 2017. Members who have recently paid the R50 or who pays before 31 July 2017 will not have to pay again until August 2018. Members are requested to purchase the levy online or at the next training session.
Sessions are be led by a qualified coach. We meet at 05:50 and start warming up at 06:00. After warm-up there is a plyometric and core strength session before we start with the actual speed work. This will prevent you from starting strenuous speed work to quickly, which could lead to injuries.
Track Session - What's the point?
SPEED: Results mainly from a combination of muscular strength and coordination. Few people in our group can run a 60sec 400m. However a 42min 10km only requires you to be able to run at 100s per 400m so you need a certain amount of speed (say to be able to run around 90sec/400m in a 12x(400m+90sec) session) but not as much as an 800m or a 1500m track athlete. In general I would say that being able to run a 12x400m session with lap times of 90% of your target 10km pace should be a good foundation.
SPEED ENDURANCE: The ability to maintain a given speed for an extended period. You are interested in being able to maintain your chosen race pace for 25x400m with no rest (i.e. 10km) so speed endurance work involves moving to longer intervals (800m-1200m) with less rest ratio than for developing speed. This allows you to push the pace slightly beyond target race pace (2-5sec/400m faster than target pace) and still have a recovery between reps. You should be totally comfortable running the first few of these intervals at target pace. e.g. if your target is to run 42mins for 10km then you would be aiming to run 1000m reps at approx 95-98sec/400m (3:57-4:05/1km) and take 2-3mins rest between reps.
Note that from January to April there are a lot of events at the Green Point Athletics Stadium so we often have to move the session to GPCC.
Please enter the track from the delivery gate at P4. Please show your ATC Barcode Tag to the security guard in the booth, located at the gate, and proceed to scan in on our sign-in system, which will be located just inside the track grounds. You are welcome to park in Parking Area P4, which is to your right as you approach the Stadium in Vlei Road, whilst travelling towards Cape Town Stadium, before you get to the Athletics Track. Please view the layout image below. This will offer the closest parking to the entrance.
Sessions are be led by a qualified coach. We meet at 17:50 and start warming up at 18:00. After warm-up there is a plyometric and core strength session before we start with the actual speed work. This will prevent you from starting strenuous speed work to quickly, which could lead to injuries.
Our track sessions are at the Green Point Athletics Stadium (GPAS) in Vlei Road, Green Point, (right opposite the entrance to the athletics stadium). Note that the 06:00 AM Sessions are on Tuesdays and the 18:00 Evening Sessions are on Wednesdays.
Please keep an eye on the ATC Cycling Training WhatsApp Group as plans may change due to the availability of club resources over this period.
We ride out towards Hout Bay and back or up the Glen.
There is NO CANAL swim this week due to the Easter Holidays.
There will be no Canal Swim on Friday mornings.