The FriedrichFiles - Tupolev, Bravia (British Russian Aviation Corporation), Aviastar

ANT-2: liason, first flight 26.5.1923, acceptance trials 28.5.1923
ANT-3/PS-3: 1 built, modified R-3 for Aeroflot
ANT-3 (aka R-3): reconnaissance 1927, 3 MG; 8x32 kg bombs
ANT-3/R-3LD: R-3 with Lorraine-Dietrich engine, flight trials 6/1927
ANT-3 = R-3ET: reconnaissance, light bomber, 1935, 2 MG, 300-500 kg bombs
ANT-4 = TB-1: bomber 1929
ANT-4 = TB-1P: 1932, seaplane
ANT-5 = I-4: fighter 1928
ANT-6: prototype, see TB-3
ANT-6A (aka ANT-6 ARK): expeditions aircraft 1936
ANT-6/BMW VI: prototype
ANT-7: 2. prototype, delivered 26.8.1929 (= R-6) reconnaissance
ANT-7/KR-6: reconnaissance/escort 1934, 5x0,762 MG
ANT-7/KR-6A:
ANT-7/MP-6: floatplane 1932 = R-6a, from 1936 other factory, later (1937) also civil
ANT-7/MR-6: seaplane T-bomber 1932, 1936 new plant, 5x0,762 MG, 500 kg bombs/1 torpedo
ANT-7/MR-6T: experimental torpedo bomber 1934
ANT-7/P-6: civil transport
ANT-7/PS-7 2M-17: civil cargo & passenger land based transport
ANT-7/R-6: bomber, 5x0,762, 500 kg bombs, 1930 trials, delivered 5.10.1031, operational 1932
ANT-7/R-6 : ballon barrier penetrator
ANT-7/R-6a: see MP-6
ANT-7/R-6L: civil transport
ANT-7/RS-7: cargo transport 1935
ANT-9/PS-9: transport 1932
ANT-14: airliner 1931
ANT-20 Maksim Gorkiy: first flight 17.6.1934, lost 1935
ANT-23 = I-12: fighter, reconnaissance, designed 1931
ANT-25 = RD: established records in 1934, building began 6/32, 1936 modernized
ANT-35bis/PS-35: transport 1939
ANT-51 = Ivanov Polikarpova, prototype of Su-2. first flight 1938
DB-3: bomber, world records 1936, at least since 1941 army service
G-2: ANT-6 civil transport 1936
SB-2: bomber 1936
SB-2bis: bomber 1938
SB-2M-103: (ANT-40) bomber 1938, 4 MG, 1500 kg bombs
SB-2RK: 1940 dive bomber
TB-3: bomber 1931
TB-3: bomber-interceptor, only prototype 1935, 3x7,62 guns
TB-3/M-34: bomber 1933, 6 MG
TB-3/M-34R: bomber 1933, 3000 kg bombs, 10 MG
TB-3/M-34RN: bomber 1935, 3000 kg bombs, 4 MG
Tu-2: bomber 1943
Tu-4 ï¿½Bullï¿½: copy of Boeing B-29A, 10x1,27 MG; 8000 kg bombs; in service since ~1948
Tu 14 ï¿½Bosunï¿½: bomber 1947; 2x2,3; 3000 kg bombs
Tu 14R ï¿½Bosunï¿½: reconnaissance
Tu-14T ï¿½Bosunï¿½: T-bomber/ASW 1948; 3000 kg weapons
Tu 16 ï¿½Badgerï¿½: in production 1953, in service 1954, 8000 kg weapons
Tu 16A ï¿½Badger Aï¿½: in production 1953, in service 1954, 8000 kg weapons
Tu-16E: see Tu 16Ye
Tu 16K-10 ï¿½Badger Cï¿½: 1959 in production; 1961 in service with 1xAS-2 Anti-Ship-Missile; 3x2x2,3
Tu 16K-10S ï¿½Badger Cï¿½: 1959 in production; 1961 in service, anti-shipping
Tu-16K-10-26 ï¿½Badger C Mod.ï¿½: 1xAS-6 ASM; 3x2x2,3; 1962
Tu 16K-11-16 ï¿½Badger Gï¿½: 1959
Tu 16K-26 ï¿½Badger G Mod.ï¿½: 1965
Tu 16KRM ï¿½Badger Eï¿½ drone carrier; first discovery 1963, modified Tu 16RM
Tu 16KS ï¿½Badger Bï¿½: 1954, ASM-armament: 2x KS-1 missiles, 3x2x2,3
Tu 16M ï¿½Badger Aï¿½ maritime strike, = Tu-16A
Tu 16N ï¿½Badger Aï¿½: tanker 1963
Tu 16P Buchet ï¿½Badger Jï¿½ aka Tu 16P mod: ECM 1969
Tu-16P Elka ï¿½Badger Hï¿½
Tu 16P ï¿½Badger Fï¿½: ECM 1961; 3x2x2,3
Tu 16P ï¿½Badger Lï¿½: 2nd Tu-16P aka Tu-16PM, ECM, ELINT
Tu-16P Elka ï¿½Badger Hï¿½
Tu-16PM ï¿½Badger Lï¿½: ECM, 2x2x2,3; late Tu-16P ELINT
Tu 16PP ï¿½Badger Hï¿½ ECM first discovery 1965
Tu 16R ï¿½Badger Eï¿½: reconnaissance 1955; 3x2x2,3; since 1961 also ECM
Tu 16RM ï¿½Badger Eï¿½ reconnaissance (naval Tu-16R)
Tu 16RM-2 ï¿½Badger Fï¿½ reconnaissance
Tu 16S ï¿½Badger Aï¿½ 1965 SAR
Tu-16Sh: refitted Tu-16A, trainer for Tu-22
Tu 16T ï¿½Badger Aï¿½: 1956, maritime strike, mine layer, T-bomber: 4 torpedoes/bombs/mines
Tu 16Ye = E ï¿½Badger Dï¿½: ECM, in service 1961; 3x2x2,3
Tu-16Z: experimental tanker
Tu 16_ ï¿½Badger Kï¿½ first discovery 1968
Tu 20: see Tu 95 1st series
Tu 22B ï¿½Blinder Aï¿½ 1962 bomber 12.000 kg bombs
Tu 22K ï¿½Blinder Bï¿½ 1967 12.000 kg misiles/bombs; 1x2,3
Tu 22P ï¿½Blinder Cï¿½ 1962 ECM, maritime reconnaissance
Tu 22PD ï¿½Blinder Cï¿½ 1962 (?) ECM, maritime reconnaissance, tanker
Tu 22M-0 ï¿½Backfire Aï¿½ 1971 prototype, aka Tu 26
Tu 22M-1 ï¿½Backfire Aï¿½ 1971 pre-series; 24000kg weapons; 2x2,3; in service 1976; aka Tu 26
Tu 22M-2 ï¿½Backfire Bï¿½ 1973 in production; 1976 in service; 1-3xKh-22 ASM or 24000 kg bombs, 2x2,3 (aka Tu 26)
Tu-22M-2Ye ï¿½Backfire Bï¿½ different engines than in Tu-22M-2; 1-3xKh-22 ASM or 24000 kg bombs, 2x2,3 (aka Tu 26)
Tu 22M-3 ï¿½Backfire Cï¿½ 1977 in production, in service 1983; aka Tu 26; 1-3 H-22 ASM/6-10 H-15 ASM/24.000 kg bombs; 1x2,3 twin gun
Tu 22ME 1990
Tu-22MR 1985 reconnaissance
Tu 22RDM ï¿½Blinder Eï¿½ ~1980s maritime reconnaissance
Tu 22U ï¿½Blinder Dï¿½ Trainer, ~1968
Tu 26 ï¿½Backfireï¿½: see Tu 22M-...
Tu 28 see Tu-128
Tu 81: 1951 in service, naval bomber
Tu 95 I: prototype 1952
Tu 95 1st series aka Tu-20 ï¿½Bear Aï¿½: built from 1955; IOC 1957, see Tu-95M
Tu 95K ï¿½Bear Bï¿½: 1961
Tu-95K-20 ï¿½Bear Bï¿½: 1959; anti-shipping, 1x AS-3 and 4x 2,3 guns (twin mounts)
Tu-95K-22 ï¿½Bear Gï¿½: 2x 2,3 (twin mount); 2x Kh-22 or 1x Kh-20 missile; 1982
Tu-95KD ï¿½Bear Bï¿½: 1961; anti-shipping, 1x AS-3 and 4x 2,3 guns (twin mounts)
Tu-95KM ï¿½Bear Cï¿½
Tu-95M: 11340 kg bombs, 6x2,3; first version
Tu 95MR ï¿½Bear Eï¿½: recconnaissance 1964
Tu 95MS-6 ï¿½Bear H-6ï¿½: 2x2,3 (twin mount); 6x AS-15A missiles; 1983
Tu 95MS-16 ï¿½Bear Hï¿½
Tu 95PLO ï¿½Bear Eï¿½: later Tu-142; 8165 kg weapons
Tu 95RT ï¿½Bear Dï¿½: recconnaissance, missile guidance; 1966
Tu-95V ï¿½Bear Aï¿½: 18000 kg A-bomb
Tu 96: project 1956
Tu-104: airliner 1956
Tu-104B: airliner 1958
Tu 114: civil transport 1961
Tu 116: civil transport 1958
Tu-124: airliner 1962
Tu 126 ï¿½Mossï¿½: AWACS 1968
Tu 128 ï¿½Fiddlerï¿½: high altitude interceptor 1966
Tu-134: airliner 1967
Tu 134A: airliner 1970
Tu 134B: airliner 1982
Tu 142 ï¿½Bear Fï¿½: 1972; 2x2,3 (twin mount); 11343 kg weapon load; anti-submarine
Tu-142A ï¿½Bear F Mod. Iï¿½: 11343 kg weapon load; 15 pre-series built from 1970
Tu 142_ ï¿½Bear Hï¿½: since 1985 with 6xAS-15 ASM
Tu-142M ï¿½Bear F Mod. IIï¿½: anti-submarine 1980; 11343 kg weapon load
Tu-142ME ï¿½Bear F Mod. 3ï¿½: 1986 bought by India
Tu 142MK ï¿½Bear F Mod IIIï¿½: 1982
Tu 142MKEh ï¿½Bear F Mod. IVï¿½: to India
Tu-142MN:
Tu 142MR ï¿½Bear Jï¿½: communication links-aircraft; first flight 1977; in service 1986 Tu 142MZ ï¿½Bear F Mod. IVï¿½: 8x Kh-35 = AS-20 ï¿½Kayakï¿½; 1993
Tu-144: supersonic passenger transport, photo
Tu-154: airliner 1972
Tu 154A: airliner 1975
Tu 154B: airliner 1978
Tu 154M: airliner 1984
Tu-160 ï¿½Blackjackï¿½: bomber 1985; 16330 kg weapons
Tu-204-100: airliner 1997
Tu 204-100C =?= Tu-204C: freighter
Tu 204-120: 1992
Tu-204-300: deliveries since 5/2005
Tu-214 = Tu-204-200: (= Tu-204C ?) combi-freighter/airliner, extended range, serial production since 1996
Tu 334: certification 2001
Tu-334-100: airliner, basic version, first flight 2/99, certification 12/2003, serial production since 2004
Zveno-1 (Z-1): TB-1 as carrier and 2x I-4 as carried fighter, first flight 3.12.1931

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