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The Soviet <n>Myasishchev 3M</n> strategic bomber in flight.

The <n>Bolkhovitinov S-2M-103 Sparka</n>, a Soviet high-speed bomber prototype designed by <n>Viktor Bolkhovitinov</n>.

A <n>Tupolev Tu-4</n> at the <n>Central Air Force Museum</n> in Monino, Russia. Photo by <n>Alan Wilson</n>.

The <n>Gloster F.5/34</n> fighter prototype, designed by <n>Henry Folland</n> for the <n>Gloster Aircraft Company</n>.

The <n>Myasishchev 3M</n> 'Bison-B', a Soviet strategic bomber designed by <n>Vladimir Myasishchev</n>.

Bereznyak-Isayev BI-1 Rocket Fighter - Destination's Journey

The <n>Bereznyak-Isayev BI-5 prototype</n>, a Soviet rocket-powered interceptor designed by <n>A. Ya. Bereznyak</n> and <n>A. M. Isaev</n>.

A <n>Myasishchev 3MD</n> strategic bomber at the <n>Central Russian Air Force museum</n> in Monino. Photo by <n>Alf van Beem</n>.

The <n>Bereznyak-Isayev BI-1 prototype</n> during winter trials, 1941. Designed by <n>Bereznyak</n> and <n>Isaev</n>.

A <n>Tupolev Tu-4</n> strategic bomber at the <n>Central Air Force Museum</n> in Monino, Russia. Photo by <n>Alan Wilson</n>.

The <n>CAC CA-14 Boomerang A46-1001</n> prototype fighter aircraft, manufactured by the <n>Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation</n>.

The <n>Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation CA-14A Fighter</n> prototype in February 1945. Photo by the <n>Royal Australian Air Force</n>.

The <n>Blohm & Voss BV 155</n>, a German high-altitude interceptor developed during World War II.

The <n>Belyayev DB-LK</n>, a Soviet bomber prototype designed by <n>Viktor Nikolayevich Belyayev</n>.

The <n>Blohm & Voss BV 155</n>, a German high-altitude interceptor aircraft, in a hangar circa 1945.

The <n>CAC CA-14A Boomerang</n> A46-1001, manufactured by the <n>Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation</n>.

A <n>Belgian Hurricane</n> fighter aircraft, circa 1940. From the <n>Daniel Brackx Collection</n>.

The <n>Grumman XP-50 Skyrocket</n> experimental interceptor, 1941. Photo from the <n>SDASM Archives</n>.

The <n>Hall XPTBH</n> prototype twin-engined seaplane, which first flew in 1937.

A <n>Tupolev Tu-4 Bull</n> strategic bomber on display at the <n>Central Air Force Museum</n> in Monino, Russia.

A <n>Royal Australian Air Force</n> <n>Boeing EA-18G Growler</n>. Photo by <n>David H.</n>

The <n>Bisnovat 5</n>, a Soviet supersonic research aircraft from 1948, designed by <n>Matus Ruvimovich Bisnovat</n>.

A <n>Myasishchev M-4 Molot</n> strategic bomber, designed by <n>Vladimir Myasishchev</n>, on display in Engels, Russia.

A Soviet Naval <n>Tupolev Tu-4</n> strategic bomber, a reverse-engineered copy of the B-29.

The <n>Mitsubishi J8M Shusui</n>, a Japanese WWII rocket-powered interceptor based on the German <n>Me 163 Komet</n>.

The second prototype <n>Westland Welkin F.Mk.I</n>, DX283, a WWII-era high-altitude fighter.

A <n>Fairey Hendon</n> bomber aircraft in flight.

The <n>Belyayev DB-LK</n>, a Soviet long-range bomber prototype designed by <n>Viktor Nikolayevich Belyayev</n> in 1939.

The fourth production <n>Westland Welkin I DX281</n> aircraft. Photo by the <n>British Government</n>.

A lineup of Soviet <n>Tupolev Tu-4</n> strategic heavy bombers on a flight line.