Re: RuAF has received its first series Mi24PNs

[Krztalizer]

>
>Well the flight capable orbiter was stored in a hanger at Baikonur
>Cosmodrome. That is until it was destroyed in 2002 when the roof
>collapsed on it.

Oura Poboda! Somehow Mikey will make this event a) our fault or b) disappear.

[Krztalizer]

>
>You could know Keith that that Buran and its hangar was and still
>is 100% property of republic of Kazahstan. The soviet heritage...
>Russia forces in Baikanur have nothing to do (never had) with
>all that regretable hangar roof colapse.

He never said it did, loser.

[B2431]

>From: (Krztalizer)

>
>>
>>Well the flight capable orbiter was stored in a hanger at Baikonur
>>Cosmodrome. That is until it was destroyed in 2002 when the roof
>>collapsed on it.
>
>Oura Poboda! Somehow Mikey will make this event a) our fault or b)
>disappear.
>
This site shows Buran in Gorky park and in one piece as of July 2003

http://nowscape.com/star_city/Buran.html

Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired

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(Krztalizer) wrote:

>>
>>Well the flight capable orbiter was stored in a hanger at Baikonur
>>Cosmodrome. That is until it was destroyed in 2002 when the roof
>>collapsed on it.
>
>Oura Poboda! Somehow Mikey will make this event a) our fault or b) disappear.
>
Or merely a test to destruction of the orbiter's 'resistance to
damage'? :)
--

-Gord.

[Krztalizer]

>
>>Oura Poboda! Somehow Mikey will make this event a) our fault or b)
>>disappear.
>>
>This site shows Buran in Gorky park and in one piece as of July 2003
>
>http://nowscape.com/star_city/Buran.html

Dan, there were either two or three Burans - the Gorky Park one was not a
flyer.

v/r
Gordon

[Michael Petukhov]

(Krztalizer) wrote in message >...
> >
> >You could know Keith that that Buran and its hangar was and still
> >is 100% property of republic of Kazahstan. The soviet heritage...
> >Russia forces in Baikanur have nothing to do (never had) with
> >all that regretable hangar roof colapse.
>
> He never said it did, loser.

I never said he did, dumb.