Скачать или смотреть F+W C-3605: The Unique Swiss Warbird With an Incredible Design

The F+W C-3605 is one of the most unique aircraft in aviation history — a Swiss turboprop target towing plane with a strikingly long nose, triple tail, and an incredible Cold War story. Developed in the late 1960s from the piston-powered C-3603, this rare aircraft served in the Swiss Air Force from 1971 to 1987, training air defense crews and towing targets for missile and gunnery practice. Powered by the Lycoming T53 turboprop and instantly recognizable thanks to its bright yellow-and-black stripes, the C-3605 earned the nickname “Alpine Anteater.”

In this video, we explore its full history, engineering design, performance specs, military role, and what happened to it after retirement. Only two airworthy examples remain today, making the C-3605 a true aviation treasure loved by airshow fans worldwide. Perfect for aviation lovers, warbird fans, and anyone interested in rare aircraft of the Cold War era.

00:00 - Intro Retro Transport
00:05 - F+W C-3605 Alpine Anteater History
03:25 - Outro Retro Transport

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