Cutaways of military aircraft

Soko J-22 Orao (early model of second series)


Aerodynamic “mustache” on radom sides is characteristic of early Yugoslavian-built Orao, which easy separated it from Romanian-built IAR-93 Vultur (Vultur - Romanian: Eagle) where this element is very common in all generations. This first YU series was shortly after producing converted to reconnaissance. Also note lerx on prototype and second series model.

Image source: in-factory publication.


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Cutaway of Cambera Bomber



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Cutaway of CASA C-101



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Cutaway of the MiG-15UTI




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Cutaway P Embraer EMB-111 patrol aircraft and naval surveillance plane created from Embraer Bandeirante short routes to achieve this version was added surveillance radar and discovered in the modified nose, in his wings he had two fuel tanks in the marginal edges to improve the autonomy and patrol time, in the right wing carried a searchlight of 50 million spark plugs in the rear fuselage had tubes releases sono-buoys and beside a small comfort for long patrols, a toilet, its engines were two Pratt & Whitney Canada PT-6 three-bladed propellers.



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E-51 Cutaway Prague, Czechoslovakia proposed twin-engine fighter fuselage gondola and double tail and fixed landing gear, author unreadable just off the tail wheel, taken from the web:


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4FU Corsair



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This drawing says Tu-10 but I believe it is an Ilyushin Il-28. The Tu-10 was a propeller aircraft.



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Tupolev Tu-160 Blackjack



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Miragedriver said:

4FU Corsair

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this is one of my favorite aircraft