The Yakovlev Yak-28 (Russian: Яковлев Як-28) is a swept wing, turbojet-powered combat aircraft used by the Soviet Union. Produced initially as a tactical medium bomber , it was also manufactured in reconnaissance , electronic warfare , interceptor , and trainer versions, known by the NATO reporting names Brewer , Brewer-E , Firebar ...

Although designated as a supersonic frontline bomber, the interceptor variant (Yak-28P, codename Firebar) was the most produced variant of Yak-28 family. The Yak-28B was the tactical bomber variant with Lotos radar and was produced as one of …

The Yak-28B (NATO Codename: Brewer-A), perhaps the last combat jet developed by Yakovlev to join the VVS, was also the first supersonic frontline bomber of the VVS. The design of the Yak-28 was based on the Yak-26 (Yak-123) to meet a VSS call for a new supersonic bomber with better payload and speed.

May 20, 2021 · Yak-28B "Brewer-C" - Minor Modifications from Brewer-A base model; glazed nose section; new improved bombsight.

Jun 4, 2021 · Use the Yak-28B. Make sure you turn off your burners because those engines produce a lot of heat, and turn away from the missile even slightly so it doesn't just fly into you anyway. It's way more surviveable for a bombsled, and its …

The Yak-28 was the ultimate development of the family of twin-jet Yak combat aircraft that began with the Yak-25. As was the case with the Yak-25, the Yak-28 was developed into a number of different versions, configured as long-range interceptor, photo …

The Yakovlev Yak-28 was designed by the Yakovlev design bureau as a swept-wing turbojet-powered combat aircraft in service with the Soviet Air Force. It was originally produced as a tactical bomber to attack ground and naval targets.

Yak-28B is actually a tactical bomber (the first supersonic tactical bomber in service), but yeah it was designed to zoom climb up to 10k meters and toss a nuke before air defenses could stop it

In 1960, the production Yak-28B front-line bomber was manufactured at the Irkutsk factory. The Yak-28 was the first serial tactic strike aircraft capable of flying the super-sound speed with...

The Yak-28B also featured the twin-wheel nosegear and longer wheelbase, a brake parachute, and provisions for two rocket-assisted take-off (RATO) boosters. Airbrakes were deleted. The twin NR-37 cannon were replaced by a single 23-millimeter cannon on the right side, with an ammunition store of 50 rounds.