Button Of The Soviet Russian Elimination Destruction Plane Bomber Air Force Army on 2040-parts.com
Chelyabinsk, Russian Federation
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Unique military, button. Part of confidential development of the Soviet engineers. It was used by many military fighter planes or a bomber. This button was removed from the TU-160 bomber. On this type of the plane function of the button was - destruction of the plane in flight together with nuclear heads if the plane was intercepted or found by an enemy radar. The button of the strict reporting and on sale never was and won't be.        I send worldwide. The cost of shipment is $19. Ask the questions! Thanks for interest in my auction. |
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