1945 Russian Flight Training Manual

[Micdrow]

Not exactly sure what manual this is but appears to be a 1945 flight or combat instruction manual. In russian but plenty of pictures also. Well worth a look. Any body read russian for confermation?

Enjoy!!!

 

[Ramirezzz]

Not exactly sure what manual this is but appears to be a 1945 flight or combat instruction manual. In russian but plenty of pictures also. Well worth a look. Any body read russian for confermation?

Enjoy!!!

wow good stuff Micdrow!

this is a fighter combat instruction manual indeed , issued by the Officers HighSchool of VVS RKKA. This book is signed, check the second page : "to the Col General twice the Hero of the Soviet Union Hrjukin T.T."! (this guy here: Хрюкин, ТимоÑ"ей ТимоÑ"еевич â€" Ð'икипедия) Pretty rare find I must say! Thanks a lot Micdrow!

 

[Micdrow]

wow good stuff Micdrow!

this is a fighter combat instruction manual indeed , issued by the Officers HighSchool of VVS RKKA. This book is signed, check the second page : "to the Col General twice the Hero of the Soviet Union Hrjukin T.T."! (this guy here: Хрюкин, ТимоÑ"ей ТимоÑ"еевич â€" Ð'икипедия) Pretty rare find I must say! Thanks a lot Micdrow!

Many thanks Ramierzz, glad to here this is useful to some one.

 

[KevinB]

Fantastic post thanks!

Now to brush up on my Ruskie

 

[fco]

Thank you.

 

[Venganza]

Not exactly sure what manual this is but appears to be a 1945 flight or combat instruction manual. In russian but plenty of pictures also. Well worth a look. Any body read russian for confermation?

Enjoy!!!

Another great find, Micdrow! Keep those Soviet manuals coming. I really need to learn how to read Russian, not just transliterate from Kyrillic (which I can do, slowly).

Venganza

 

[eccles]

Downloading now, thank you. Trying to learn Russian and its a slow process, but hugely enjoyable.


cheers..................eccles

 

[Jan7]

Thanks, Micdrow!

I don't understand russian, but the graphics inside the book are very explicative......



Jan.

 

[Micdrow]

Thanks, Micdrow!

I don't understand russian, but the graphics inside the book are very explicative......



Jan.

Your welcome Jan!!!

 

[Jan7]

Seems that many readers of this thread need -include me, of course- urgently a fri@nd who was capable to translate "on air" this amazing handbook......






Jan.

 

[vladymyr7]

Not exactly sure what manual this is but appears to be a 1945 flight or combat instruction manual. In russian but plenty of pictures also. Well worth a look. Any body read russian for confermation?

Enjoy!!!

The book was issued by the Officers-Head Teachers of VVS RKKA (Red Army Air Force) High School of Air Combat and prezented to the Genera-Colonel twice the Hero of the Soviet Union Hrjukin T.T - ( he was one from the head commanders of the famous russian fighter-expert Aleksandr Pokrishkin)

Fantastic post thanks!
The book is very rare valuable


P.S. My language is russian so I can easy read but I am not a pilot and many special words for me unknown:
difficult to translate http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/images/smilies/icon_exclaim.gif

 

[tomo pauk]

You can provide the word (perhaps in latin transcription), so we'd be be able to crunch it