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16th November 2014, 00:13
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First license-built Soviet plane?
As far as I know or understand, the production of Polikarpov I-15 "Chato" was halted in Soviet Union already by 1935/1936, but it continued to be built by license by Spanish Republicans up to 1938/1939.
To my knowledge "Chato" was the only Polikarpov plane, which was built outside of Soviet Union. Maybe it was also the very first Soviet (and Russian designed) plane built also outside of Soviet Union? 
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