Why Does The SU-34 Snout Look Like a Platypus? #su34 #su57 #f22
why does the front nose of the Sukhoi Su-34 plane resemble a platypus's snout? Russian-made fighter jets, especially those from the Sukhoi factory, are known for their distinctively large body, high cockpit, and snout tip that slightly dips. The Su-34, coded NATO as Fullback, is a fighter jet derived from the Su-27, serving as a bomber, fighter jet, and medium-range attack aircraft with twin engines and double seats. Now, back to the original question. Why does the snout look like a platypus? Here's the deal: if you observe closely, most twin-seat fighter jets have seats arranged one in front of the other. However, with the Su-34, the double seats are placed side by side, automatically making the cockpit area wider, and, of course, the nose wider too. #army #military #navy #usarmy #usmilitary #usnavy #ukraine #militarytraining #veterans #marines #marinecorps #navyseals #specialforces #airforce #usairforce
