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Music Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the part two of our Akranoplans series.

Last time we spoke about the big one, the Caspian monster, and we spoke about what it was armed with

and what was the use of these achranoplanes. This time, we'll look at other technological developments

by the Soviets in a cranoplane fields. I hope you actually have, you know, maybe Googled something up

or take a look at this, and I really hope that some aerial specialists or maybe some guys from

the Navy will comment on these episodes.

Because I consider this to be a cool subject, since, you know, we've looked at tanks and we intend to look at rockets.

Rockets are going to be super fun, I can tell you that already.

But yeah, but kronomans are one of the weirdest yet most innovative things that the Soviets actually worked upon.

Now this time we'll be looking at other models,

and one of these more kind of popular ones was the Orlionok, or Little Eagle.

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