Marshal of Aviation Pokryshkin. Stories and Life Path
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Book for family reading. 50 stories about our amazing pilot, who terrified German aviation. He was afraid of even the famous German asss. Hearing on the radio: "Akhtung! Akhtung! Pokryshkin in der play! " German aircraft unfolded back, how to drop their bomb load. On the basis of Suvorov’s science to win, Pokryshkin developed his own science to win, and on its basis he raised a galaxy of pilots, among them 30 heroes of the Soviet Union, 6 of them are twice heroes.
During the war he was called Suvorov in the sky! His pupils destroyed more than a thousand enemy aircraft. In 1943, in the battle of the Kuban, it was the Pokryshkinites who made a decisive contribution to the conquest of our planes in the air, which in itself was an important contribution to achieving the final victory over the Nazis.
Pokryshkin introduced important innovations into the tactics of air combat, our other ASA pilots grew up and the most productive pilot of the Soviet Union, Ivan Kozhedub, grew up and unfortunately. His methods of preparing pilots were scaled at the level of all the Air Force of the country. Pokryshkin was well versed in the constructive features of all the aircraft contemporary to him and personally communicated with air designers. In this sense, his personal contribution to the victory over a cruel enemy is difficult to overestimate, or rather, he has not yet been evaluated
During the war he was called Suvorov in the sky! His pupils destroyed more than a thousand enemy aircraft. In 1943, in the battle of the Kuban, it was the Pokryshkinites who made a decisive contribution to the conquest of our planes in the air, which in itself was an important contribution to achieving the final victory over the Nazis.
Pokryshkin introduced important innovations into the tactics of air combat, our other ASA pilots grew up and the most productive pilot of the Soviet Union, Ivan Kozhedub, grew up and unfortunately. His methods of preparing pilots were scaled at the level of all the Air Force of the country. Pokryshkin was well versed in the constructive features of all the aircraft contemporary to him and personally communicated with air designers. In this sense, his personal contribution to the victory over a cruel enemy is difficult to overestimate, or rather, he has not yet been evaluated
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