Giant Soviet Flying Boat That Chased NATO Submarines | Beriev Be-6

Rex's Hangar • April 8, 2023

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Chris -a.k.a "Rex"- likes to talk about planes. A lot. Usually he spends his days consuming vast quanities of coffee, reading vast quantities of aviation-related books, and talking about his obsession for all things that fly (birdlife included). This channel will focus on aviation and aviation history. It will cover the history and development of aircraft, famous & equally obscure events, and delve into many of the lesser known stories of aviation. Enjoy! Want to get in touch? Direct message me in Discord, flick me an email, or -if you're feeling traditional- write to my PO box! PO Box 3105, Warner, QLD, 4500

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Video Description

Today we're taking a look at the Beriev Be-6. This was a large flying boat developed in the Soviet Union, and one that saw extensive service during the first few decades of the Cold War. Want to join the community? Visit our Discord - https://discord.gg/zrj3Mhb Want to support the channel? I have a Patreon here - https://www.patreon.com/rexshangar The Hangar Team : Rex - Aviation enthusiast for 25+ years, obsessive collector of books, compiler of research, and narrator. Alexandros - Co-Researcher and preserver of Rex's sanity. Franch - Editing guru, makes Adobe seem "fun". Sources: Gordon.Y (2013), Soviet Naval Aviation 1946-1991 Gunston.B (1995) The Osprey Encyclopedia of Russian Aircraft From 1875-1995. Gordon.Y & Komissarov.D (2008), Chinese Aircraft.