Flying coffins of Stalin. All lower, both lower, and lower
Please sign in so that we can notify you about a reply
The continuation of the bestseller fought on "coffins"!
“The flying guaranteed coffin” - so the “Stalin Falcon” nicknamed Lagg -3, at the beginning of the war, considered the main “fighter of a new type”, but inferior to the “messengers” in all respects. They obviously lost to the enemy and MiG-3, and even the Yak-1, not to mention the obsolete “donkeys” and “seagulls” (How can you not recall the words of the Air Force commander Pavel Rychagov, who were addressed to Stalin, who cost him life: “You make us fly on "tombs"!”) Contrary to the pre -war “dizziness from success” and propaganda hype, the “Stalinist falcons” could not fight the Luftwaffe on an equal footing - from the first days of the war, the Fuhrer’s experts captured undivided dominance in the air, and our fighting aircraft, which exceeded the opponent’s three times, demonstrated the complete Under the end of 1941, the poisonousness was also knocked out by 90%, which cannot be justified either by the “suddenness” of an enemy strike, nor the “overturned” airfields
“The flying guaranteed coffin” - so the “Stalin Falcon” nicknamed Lagg -3, at the beginning of the war, considered the main “fighter of a new type”, but inferior to the “messengers” in all respects. They obviously lost to the enemy and MiG-3, and even the Yak-1, not to mention the obsolete “donkeys” and “seagulls” (How can you not recall the words of the Air Force commander Pavel Rychagov, who were addressed to Stalin, who cost him life: “You make us fly on "tombs"!”) Contrary to the pre -war “dizziness from success” and propaganda hype, the “Stalinist falcons” could not fight the Luftwaffe on an equal footing - from the first days of the war, the Fuhrer’s experts captured undivided dominance in the air, and our fighting aircraft, which exceeded the opponent’s three times, demonstrated the complete Under the end of 1941, the poisonousness was also knocked out by 90%, which cannot be justified either by the “suddenness” of an enemy strike, nor the “overturned” airfields
Author:
Author:Beshanov V.V.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Engineering & Transportation
- Category:Military Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Great Patriotic War. Special opinion
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00155-327-4
No reviews found