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Su-34 cockpit simulator enters service
The Russian Aerospace Forces Military Educational and Scientific Centre (MESC) in Chelyabinsk has begun using a cockpit simulator for the Sukhoi Su-34 (NATO reporting name ‘Fullback’) twin-seat multi-role aircraft.
The simulator replicates the interior of the Su-34 cockpit with an instrument panel and flight control systems as well as an ...
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