Soviet Yak-28-64 "Firebar" Interceptor
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It was a prototype interceptor developed by the Soviet Yakrev Design Bureau in the early 1960 s. It was part of the Yak -28 series, designed to compete with Western high-speed bombers and reconnaissance aircraft. A unique design was used, including the TumanskyR-11F2-300 series turbojet engine embedded in the rear fuselage in a side-by-side configuration, which is similar to the design of the Migaoyan MiG-19. This configuration allows the aircraft to enter air through the side air intake. The design goal is to improve the performance of the aircraft so that it can quickly intercept enemy aircraft. Despite failing to become official equipment of the Soviet Air Force, it has a place in the history of aviation
