Soviet-era ground effect vehicles - Military & Defense - TASS

A ground effect vehicle, or "ekranoplan", is capable of rising above ground or water due to the effect created by the aerodynamic interaction of the wings and the surface
A ground effect vehicle, or ekranoplan, is capable of rising above ground or water due to the effect created by the aerodynamic interaction of the wings and the surface

Wolf, Lynx and Tiger: Russian military vehicles - Military & Defense - TASS

Soviet-era ground effect vehicles - Military & Defense - TASS

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