Built in 1957 --> 23.02.1958 delivered to FAG-2 (Fliegerausbildungsgeschwader 2 / --> Flight Training Squadron 2) -> later JAG-11 --> (Jagdfliegerausbildungsgeschwader 11 / Fighter Training Squadron 11) --> 30.10.1969 decommissioned --> 30.05.1970 airframe without engine and equipment installed in the --> Klitten kindergarten near Niesky unknown date (after 1990) to the --> Augsburg-Mühlhausen Flying Museum as Russian 44 red --> 1998 to Schwarzwald-Flugplatz (Black Forest Airfield), Lahr October --> 2014 to Luftfahrttechnischer Museumsverein Rothenburg e.V. (Aviation --> Technical Museum Association Rothenburg e.V.) restoration and exhibition as 140

On the original Yak-28B attack bomber there was a radome under the belly which complicated bomb loading. In the Yak-28L the radar was left out and it relied on guidance from ground stations.

The Brewer-B has a ground controlled targeting system using triangulation from ground based transmitter sites. This example is one from the 111 produced and is on display at the Central Museum of the Air Force at Monino.