US tests the new Super A-10 Warthog, causing panic in Russia

   

The United States has always been able to design deadly aircraft. But sometimes engineers have managed to exceed even the wildest expectations by practically designing an impenetrable tank with wings as opposed to an attack aircraft!

In today’s video, we’ll be discussing the A-10 Thunderbolt II, which is celebrating its impressive 50 years in the skies this May!
You’ll learn about the battles in which the star of today’s video took part, its modifications, and how long it will serve in the Air Force.

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