Aeroseum

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Going down.

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Hkp 4, Boeing Vertol

Cool beans, do proceed.

>>34541703
>Gothenburg
the cuck Svens have a military dedicatet museum?

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Saab J29F Tunnan

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Squadron badge of F9's third division.

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Saab J35J Draken

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Saab AJSH 37 Viggen

I guess a quick note on the Viggen alphabet soup could be in order. The plane came in a few variants. Hopefully I'll remember the details right:

AJ37 - Ground attack primarily, could go fighter in a pinch
SF37 - photo recon, ditching the radar for cameras.
SH37 - naval recon, with radar.
SK37 - two seater trainer, no radar.
JA37 - fighter, could do ground attack if it had nothign better to do. New radar, engine and avionics.

Finally as JAS39 Gripen got somewhat delayed a number of AJ and SH (maybe some SF too?) were upgraded with new avionics and weapon integration to AJS/AJSH standards, giving them a decent capability at everything, though not quite up to par with a JA37 with a recon pod.

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>>34541733
>Beeing this much of a retard

Yeah, we have like 40 different. And a full range of flying historical jets, and ships.

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>>34541851
Yes, some (13 to be exact) SF37s was uppdated to AJSF 37 standard (some painted in a grey camoflage, similar to that of the JA37). One is at display in Luleå.

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Rocket pod m/57 (for six 135mm rockets), camera pod SKA24D and external fuel tank.

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The bright green signifies inert ordnance as far as I can tell.

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>>34541878
Im afraid you are incorrect about the pod, that is a Rocket pod m/70, but it is indeed for 135mm rockets (rocket m/56)

>>34541895
Got it mixed up with the old JRAK for J32/J35 I think.

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Killer robots from the past!

Robot 71 (Skyflash) and Rb74 (AIM-9L).

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Dunno what has happened to the front fins.

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Hkp 2, Alouette II

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The one we all know how it sounds.

Hkp 3, Agusta-Bell 204.

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Hkp 5A - Hughes 269

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Hkp 6, Agusta-Bell 206 Jet Ranger

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This helicopter took parting the Ymer expedition to the Arctics in 1980, where they sued to to chase down and sedate polar bears for measurements. I'm not sure about the crown here though, it isn't present in a photograph I have of it from back then. Possibly some mix up with the gloria painted over bear #28, as it jumped into the sea after being hit, and then drowned as the sedative took hold.

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Hkp 9A, BO 105 CB-3

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Rb 55 TOW

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Bv 202

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Friction measurement car 407, Saab (of course) 99 GL5

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Turns out a fifth wheel can be downright essential in some cases.

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Another J35.

>>34542048
what have they used this cute little thing for?

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Rb 24J (AIM-9J) and Rb 28 (AIM-4C Falcon).

>>34541703
Love old underground military complexes with this. Wish there were more on the market to civilians.

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Rb27 (AIM-26B). Used on J35F and J, as the older variants didn't have the necessary radar illumination capacity.

Also, basically all of these missiles will have been license built in Sweden, often with some changes to them. Rb27 for example got a new and hopefully better proximity fuse.

>>34542223
Primarily basic helicopter pilot training, but also artillery spotting and person transport. Apparently nicknamed "Pisskuren" (Port-a-potty is probably the best translation in spirit) due to its size.

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Cessna 337 G Skymaster, used by the Swedish coast guard.

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Saab J32E Lansen and Rb 08A

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A bit of a Swiss army knife ASM, capable of carrying a large charge, smaller bomblets, or even cameras for recon. When used for attack it would be remote controlled to about 15km from the target, where it would go by its own radar seeker.

70km range, 900km/h speed, 900kg robot + 315kg JATO rockets. In use 1966-1995.

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Normally this panel wouldn't be transpoarent.

The Turbomeca Marboré IID engine in the previous photo is form the missile.

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Aircraft 32 Lansen came in a few variants as well. In the order they showed up:

A32A - Ground attack.
J32B - "Lansen Sport", all weather fighter with a new engine, avionics, and up-gunned from four 20mm to four 30mm (each spitting out 660rpm).
S32C - recon variant based on A32.
J32D - J32B with added target towing equipment.
J32E - J32B rebuilt into an electronic warfare variant. Mostly used to allow other pilots to train against such, and thus they were flown by the target tug squadron, but in case of war they would have been put to as much use as their limit numbers (15) allowed.

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The rocket pod again, now with a few rockets to show as well, along with flare bomb 71, to illuminate things for other aircraft to photograph or bomb. Seems a bit odd to have sitting next to a J32, but then again, I've never seen rocket pod m/70 listed for A32.

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Badge of the target tug division. Semper primus!

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Torpedo 45, used by Hkp 4 to chase submarines.

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Depth charge 51.

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Hkp 10B, Eurocopter AS332 Super Puma.

Thanks a lot anon, this is very cool.

>>34542301
>A bit of a Swiss army knife ASM
This isn't surprising, if I'm not mistaken it is a development of the french CT-20 flying target/ recon drone.

Didn't you guys use them on some ground mounts too? Alongside SS.12 and Hellfire?

>>34542445
Yes, that is a development of the CT-20, and yes, we used it as a coastal defence weapon to, untill it was replaced by the RBS 15.

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>>34542445
Yep, it's a CT-20 derivative. Used both by the navy on some of their ships (apparently the west's first ASM in operational use when it showed up on the Halland class destroyers in 1966) and by the coastal artillery from launch ramps. As far as the museum sign goes the air force never used it.

A quick lookup of the SS.12 shows that it was adopted by the Swedish armed forces as Rb54, and Bofors has made turned the Hellfire into a land-launched ASM called Rb 17.

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Sk12, Focke-Wulf Fw-44J Stieglitz

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Götaverken 38, a license built Rearwin 9000 Sportster. A civilian aircraft requisitioned by the Swedish Air Force in 1943.

Appears to be in flying condition, the sign hanging off the propeller warns you not to touch it least the engine fire and the prop brutalises your fingers.

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Fpl 53, Dornier Do 27 A-4

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>>34542433
is that fatman ammo?

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AJ37 Viggen with assorted ordnance.

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Bk 90 Mjölner.

Supposedly not in use after the cluster bomb ban was ratified, though I've heard some bits about the air force mostly just mumbling "submunitions dispenser, not cluster bomb, there is a difference" and carefully putting them all in long-term storage.

>>34542557
A bit bigger, a Vertol could haul around six at most.

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30mm gun pod.

Oddly enough in my eyes the AJ37 had no internal guns.

>>34542584
I think we will never know to be fair.

>>34542591
For most attack missions, guns inst used at all, so It made sense to make them de-mountable to increase over all preformance.

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Rb 74 (AIM-9J, still without nose fins), the rocket pod again, and another Rb 71.

Funnily enough, AJ37 couldn't carry the Bk or Rb74 before the AJS upgrade, and as far as I can tell never had the Rb 71 integrated, possibly lacking the radar for it or some such.

>>34542584
>submunitions dispenser, not cluster bomb, there is a difference" and carefully putting them all in long-term storage
good
now drop them over your no go zones

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They had put in a floor in the engine compartment so you could crawl/walk right through the aircraft.

>>34542612
>I think we will never know to be fair.

Yeah, seems like it may be kept around for things like "Russians are invading", so short of that actually happening it's just going to be very, very silent.

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>>34542616
But I live in one of those so called "no go-zones"

>>34542638
Yeah, thats what Im thinking, but I cant remember, if the deal was to destroy them or not.

Id assume some politicans would flip their shit if they found out we had weapons that could actually harm an enemy...

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AJ37's PS-37/A radar.

>>34542616
I can hear the engineers crying over having to re-fuse their carefully created, multiple fail safe "no UXO for fuck's sake!" munitions to "all duds that could go off at any moment please" just thinking about it.

>>34542648
>But I live in one of those so called "no go-zones"
why?
and how bad are they?
i know we arent on pol but you are the first Swedish nogozone resident i ever met

>>34542542
>>34542553
Next to it is a Saab 91 with the orange nose, I think.

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JA37's PS-46/A

>>34542648
>Id assume some politicans would flip their shit if they found out we had weapons that could actually harm an enemy...

Thus the airforce going very, very silent about it, and here look at this big and impressive and attention grabbing Rb15, so utterly unsuited to use against anything but a proper military target so even if you guys, perish the though, would have us join NATO in bombing some genocidal maniac in the middle east we'd have no use for them and would probably have to borrow a bunch of SDBs for it all. And here's the Meteor, obviously of no interest against anything but combat aircraft.

>>34542678
Oh, those. I thought you meant military no go zones, ie places to mine in case of Russians.

As for the kind you're thinking of I used to work right next to one of them. Over the coarse of about six years jack fucking shit happened to me, my work place, and my colleagues at work. (Then we moved to a place of no note whatsoever, and the first fucking week we had cars vandalised out in the parking lot.) You also have an American journalist take a look at another one of them: https://www.thelocal.se/20170226/chicago-much-worse-than-malm-american-journalist

They're far form idyllic places, but the cops will certainly walk in if they feel like it, and plenty of people will exaggerate the ever living hell out of things for political reasons. The political right in the US has been holding up their idea of Sweden as a warning example since Eisenhover, Putin wants to use the refugee issue to break apart Europe into bite sized chunks, and our own shitshirts obviously have a vested interest in providing both of these with testimony as well.

>>34542678
>Its cheap to live there, so thats why a lot of immigrants live there, they cant afford a place anywhere else.

And it isnt bad at all. Sure, the cops is here sometimes, and you see people selling drugs sometimes, but other than that it's like most other places. I have never felt unsafe, or at least not anywhere close to what the /pol/-mems suggest.

I mean its not in any way as bad as Chicago, as some people seem to think.

>>34542681
We are getting SDBs ourself. They are alredy integrated with the JAS 39C/D. And we alredy have GBU-49s

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AJ37 cockpit.

>>34542685
Agreed, looks like a Safir.

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The Viggen is so sexy it's insane.
Did canards before it was an Europe wide meme.
A fun thing about the JA-37 was that it fired the same round as the A-10. It had an insanely powerful cannon for AA use.

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>>34542727
That pull-out handle in the middle is for the thrust reverse, a cool feature to be sure.

Here, take a rare JAS 39A, the 39131, painted in AJ-37 splinter camo

>>34542681
>Thus the airforce going very, very silent about it
Same with the Swiss nuclear program
The research institute got last year the order to ged rid of the Plutonium
the bombs are still in storage

>>34542743
Any more info on this? Didnt know you had an active programe. We shut down ours in 1972, but even today, hundreds of thousands of pages regarding the project is still classified.

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>>34542743
The cost of the Viggen program may have been one of the main reasons Sweden's nuclear program got cancelled.

Though having spoken to a number of people at the Royal Institute of Technology's nuclear safety division, making a functional warhead today would be pretty trivial. Give them a year at most. I wonder how far the Esrange space research centre rocketry guys could fling somethign like that.

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J35J's radar.

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>>34542769
Building the rocket wouldnt be a problem either if we really wanted. The problem is producing the needed ammount of enriched uranium, we are not capable of doing that today withing reasonable time.

Thanks for pics OP

>>34542759
most of the papers is still classified
it was officialy shut down 1988 but at that point they already had completet all the steps for Pu bombs. the bombs were complete and the Plutonium was in storage but the bombs were never armed
interesting facts
they had a reactor meltdown in 1968 in Lucence and many speculate an big explosion in 1992 in an bunker under the Susten was an undergrount nuclear test
the Army official statet that it was an munition storage which explodet

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RM6 AS, a license built Rolls-Royce Avon RA.29 with a Swedish-designed afterburner.

Used in J32B, with improved version (B and C) used in J35.

>>34542800
Uranium warheads haven't been of interest since Fat Man didn't fizzle.

Grab some spent fuel and extract the plutonium. Probably a joint project between Studsvik and the nuclear fuel plant in Västerås.

>>34542800
>we are not capable of doing that today withing reasonable time
finaly someone gets it
building an nuclear bomb is not difficult anymore
but getting enough purified U or Po is

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>>34542819
Atmospheric isotope measurements should have been able to distinguish a nuclear test from a lot of conventional munitions quite easily, and this form the next country over. That's how the first North Korean bomb was verified, despite its mostly-a-fizzle yield.

>>34542819
I really like how you have much of your stuff hidden deep in caves, that makes my penis become the big penis.

We also used to have a lot of stuff in mountain complexes, but today, most of it is gone.

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RM9, Turbomeca Aubisque. The original engine used for Sk60 (Saab 105). Replaced in the nineties.

>>34542831
Pu, Po is polonium.

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Been to Polish Aviation museum last week, but this was only picture that I took, because I was busy explaining to normie friends what they are even looking at, and why it is cool. They have crapton of stuff though.

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RM8B, JA37's engine. Developed from the Pratt&Whitney JT8D-1, built by Volvo Aero.

>>34542854
For one thing, we used to keep a lot of old J35 around that we weren't using any more.

Finland meanwhile weren't allowed all that many fighters since WW2, but for some strange reason they kept training a lot of extra J35 pilots.

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103cm in diameter, 623cm long, 2200kg.

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Just a general interior shot of a corridor that sued to lead to the command centre, comm centre, etc. The museums toilet's seemed to have been inherited from the installations air force days.

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>>34542843
never saied i belive it was a test
the thing is it was realy deep in the mountain the the cavern system was blastresistent desinged
you couldnt even see where it happend, no sing on the outside of the mountain

>>34542854
we are dwarfs...

>>34542860
tippo

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Sterter car 954 (Volvo TL-12) and starter wagon for Hkp 4.

The generator at the front of the starter car provides 28V and up to 1300A. I have a feeling the cables got pretty warm.

>>34542901
Is that some kind of entrance in the side of the mountain?

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Värnkanontorn m/41. As Strv m/41 (license built TNPH, or as the German's called it, Panzer 38(t)) went from obsolete to archaeological the turrets were lifted off and placed in fortifications around Swedish airfields. Not to repel an assault over land, but rather to ensure that Russian forces couldn't just land there unmolested.

>>34542924
>Sterter
Starter

Good thing we're getting close to the end, I'm starting to need dinner quite badly it seems.

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Pump 584B/T

Used to refuel aircraft in a hurry.

>>34542930
not anymore...
but as i told you i dont know what happend there
very well possible it was an accident
the official documents talk about some hundert tonns of explosives

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And that's about it.

Whole thing archived if anyone's interested: https://www.mediafire.com/?n18n021w1d71nxx

>>34541703
Did they let you take pics of the stargate?

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>>34543055
There were a number of things during this trip that I couldn't photograph.

Cool stuff. Thanks for sharing

>>34542201
>Friction measurement car
?

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>>34543240
To make sure landing aircraft won't just slide off the end of the runway I suspect.

>>34541737

THICC
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I find is strange that none of Drakens has flare/chaff dispensers and there isn't a single early model in museum.

>>34541733
>cuck Svens
Why do people believe this shit?

>>34543018
Thanks for another awesome thread, KM.

>>34543018
Thanks for the thread OP

>>34543260
Is there a runway outside, or are the planes supposed to land at the mouth of the tunnel?

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>>34545667
There's a pair of runways outside, that seem to be serving as a small civilian airport nowadays (Säve flygplats).

>>34545833
That airport is unfourtunatly closed now.

>>34544694
because they're underage retards who've probably never set foot outside of their state, let alone actually visit any of the countries they shitpost about.

Oh shiiiiit this is an amazing thread.

I love these underground/cave airbases. Working in or flying out of one of these is basically my dream job. Jelly.

>>34541744
>boneless plane

>>34541703
Great thread. Love the information

>>34543018
>Dear Diary,
>OP was not a faggot today
nice job OP