The Stalin Line Museum near Minsk depicts the history of the Stalin Line, a defence network to protect Minsk from a German invasion. A row of aircraft is present here as well, like this MiG-23MLD, which is the ultimate fighter version of the MiG-23, with code 14 white.

The battle of the Dukla Pass was fought in September and October 1944 and was one of the major battles of WW 2 in Eastern Europe. The entire area is dotted with tanks, artillery and other monuments, like this Russian-built Dakota version, the Li-2T, which was former operated by the air force of Czechoslovakia as 2106, yet wears Soviet colours and code 14 white.

One of Ukraine's MiG-29s seen here in take-off in Ukraine.

The Aviation Technical Museum first exhibits were aircraft which required maintenance and had been sent to Luhansk Aircraft Repair Plant. Some aircraft remained there, and subsequently were written from use and preserved for display in the museum. Ex 08 red, this Su-17M2 is displayed in the colours of the former Soviet AF.

Ex USAAF 43-10052, provided under lend-lease to the then Soviet Union in Feb 1944. Later repainted as 14 yellow.