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The Ilyushin Il-40 (NATO codename: Brawny) was an Soviet jet-engined armoured ground-attack aircraft. It was an odd design, with two engines in the forward fuselage, armoured tandem cockpits, swept wings, and a remote-controlled tail gun turret. Only two prototypes were completed, because the concept was clearly outdated.
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