Boat on the "hydrofoil"

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Raketa (hydrofoil)
Manufactured in the USSR in the late 60's and exported to other countries.
Nothing of the sort, Neither America, nor Europe, nor Israel could do.
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The ticket for the ship cost $ 15 (10 rubles) per 100 kilometers

 
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Well tell me, Sullivan: How long before those Russians experience a horrible catastrophic crash with one of those goofy boats?

I mean, Russians are pretty good at splattering their commercial airliners all over the countryside, aren't they? Just a matter of time, I guess.
 
Nobody else can make hydrofoils?

I don't think that's the case.
 
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I have not heard of any catastrophe on these boats.
When I was 9 years old, in 1976 I drove on such a "rocket" along the Dniester River to the Black Sea.
An unforgettable experience!
 
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I mean, Russians are pretty good at splattering their commercial airliners all over the countryside, aren't they? Just a matter of time, I guess.
What's with the "strangeness of the English language"?
You mean air accidents?
I will prove to you that there were more air accidents with American planes than with Soviet ones.
As for modern Russia, I am not interested in this, since this country has prosecuted all the achievements of the Soviet Union
 
Is that why Israel destroyed an Iranian base in Syria protected by an impenetrable Russian Radar System?
 
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Nobody else can make hydrofoils?

I don't think that's the case.
Show me the American hydrofoil ships :04:
Lol, US Navy pegasus class warships.


Yes, I expected this!
These are military ships!
But America has never done civil hydrofoil ships.
And the USSR produced them like sausages

Lol, not so. American built superyachts are often hydrofoils, and here's a link to one from the 60s.

ALBATROSS I

Why don't you just go back to posting tRump propaganda, mm'kay?
 
Nobody else can make hydrofoils?

I don't think that's the case.
Show me the American hydrofoil ships :04:


You guys also made this, pretty cool.



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