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Does anybody know if there are any Tupolev Tu-95/142s preserved in any museum or displayed anywhere? I can seem to find reference to any preserved aircraft which seems odd.

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The Ukraine State Aviation Museum http://aviamuseum.com.ua/en has a Tu142M3 on display.
A lot of them are still in service (Russia is using them in Syria, India operates a small fleet) and many others were destroyed in accordance with the various START treaties

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The Russian museum at Monino, near Moscow, has a Tu-95, and a Tu-114 Cleat- the airliner version.

Would like to see one someday....

Google maps:

https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Central ... 6843?hl=en

Others can be found at:

Russia
Engels (Tu-95K-22)
Ryazan (Tu-95K)

Ukraine
Luhansk (Tu-142)
Poltava (Tu-95MS)
Uzyn (Tu-95M)

Andy

Thanks everyone, this gives me something to start with

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