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⚜ | Ungrateful or Insignificant? - Western Planes in the Soviet Air Force

The Soviet Union called it insignificant. Enough reason to take a closer look! ⚜ Support My Work ⚜ You can support my Channel with Patreon:   / milavhistory   ⚜ Find Me On Social Media ⚜ Twitter:   / milavhistory   Facebook:   / militaryaviationhistory   ⚜ Sources ⚜ A. G. Lovelace, Amnesia: How Russian History Has Viewed Lend-Lease, B. Sokolov, The role of lend‐lease in Soviet military efforts 1941–1945, S. Gribonov, The role of US Lend-Lease aircraft in Russia in World War 2, V. Kotelnikov, Lend-Lease and Soviet Aviation in the Second World War, Book shown at start is: Ministry of Defense USSR, The Soviet Air Force in World War II, Translated by L. Fetzer, Edited by R. Wagner Website with some information: http://lend-lease.airforce.ru/english... ⚜ Planes sent to the Soviet Union ⚜ (Keep in mind, these numbers are approximate and not final) Hurricane: ~3000 Spitfire: ~1350 P-40: ~2150 P-39: ~5000 P-63 ~2400 P-47: ~200 P-51: ~10 Typhoon: 1 A-20: ~2800 B-25: ~850 Hampden: ~20 Mosquito: 1 PBY Catalina: ~160 Short Stirling: 1 O-52 Owl: ~20 Kingfisher: ~20 C-47: ~700 (or 900?) C-46: 1 Albemarle: ~20(?) AT-6: ~80 Aircraft that arrived 'by chance' (i.e landed in Soviet territory) : P-38 / B-17 / B-24 / B-29 / PV-1 / Lancaster / Walrus ⚜ Music ⚜ Music and Sfx from Epidemic Sound #SovietAirForce #RussianAirForce #LendLease