Russian Aviation and Air Power in the Twentieth Century

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Robin Higham, John T. Greenwood, Von Hardesty
Psychology Press, 1998 - History - 320 pages
In 1977, Robin Higham and Jacob Kipp edited Soviet Aviation and Air Power, the first comprehensive study of Russian aviation. This new volume brings together both new editors and new contributors, to take a fresh look at Russian and Soviet aviation in the twentieth century. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1990, new archives have become available as well as new perspectives, and all the contributors to this new volume have based their research on newly available material. While some chapters update those in the 1977 work, most break new ground, such as those dealing with the aircraft industry, the designers, and Soviet Air combat on the periphery.
 

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Contents

A S Yakovlev and S I Ilyushin seated below picture of Stalin in 1945
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The I162 went into Aeroflot longrange service in 1967
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Their Design Bureaux and Aircraft
162
The Defense of Russian Aerospace
191
The Soviet Air Force
208
Civil Aviation in the Soviet
236
Epilogue
269
Index
299

Aviation and the Transformation of CombinedArms
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Russian and Soviet Naval Aviation 190896
108
The Aviation Industry 191797
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The Russians latest fighter plane the Sukhoi35 at the Berlin
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