Pls help with german manual, Soviet a/c silhouettes, 1941

[Evgeny Velichko]

THX for answer, Roland.

It is strange.

Several Yak-1's must be captured undamaged or slightly damaged on Kobrin airfield, in june 1941, in Belarus'.
Up to 10 MiG-3's were captured absolutely undamaged on Belostok airfield at the same time.

Could You share some pages from that booklet?

[Nokose]

From Prien's JFV 6/I page 11
I-16 = Rata or ZKP-12
I-153 = I-15, ZKP-3 or Curtiss
I-18 = I-200, I-17 or MiG-1
I-22 = LaGG-1
I-61 = MiG-3
I-301 = LaGG-3 (Starting 1942)
I-26 = Yak-1
I-180 = Yak-7 or Yak-7B (Starting 1942)
BB-2 = Yak-4
Il-2 = ZKP-57, R-3, V-11 or Vultee
R-10 = Doppeldecker or Seversky

[Evgeny Velichko]

THX Michael!

I could only add:

TB-7 is TB-3
Seversky P-35 Conwoy (or Konwoi) - R-10? Su-2?

[Nokose]

DB-3 = ZKP-19, ZKP-30, DB-3F, Il-4 (starting 1943)
SB-2 = Martin Bomber, Avia B-71, ANT-41
SB-3 = SB-2 bis
Pe-2 = P-2 oder PB-100
TB-7 = Pe-8 oder ANT-42
TB-3 = ANT-6, Maxim Gorki
Tu-2 = Ant.-58 (1945)
Be-2 = MBR-2
Su-2 = Ant.-51, BB-1, BB-22 oder Seversky
PS-84 = Dc-3 oder Lisunov Li-2
DB-7 = Boston (starting 1942)
R-5 = RZ, RZ-10

I still don't know if a BB-100 is a Su-2 or Pe-2.

[Evgeny Velichko]

Originally Posted by Nokose

TB-7 = Pe-8 oder ANT-42
TB-3 = ANT-6, Maxim Gorki

Michael:
On 24.6.41, in early morning, 2 Bf110 from SKG210 were able to intercept a formation of TB-3 four engined bombers, who were returning from bombing mission to Pinsk airfield. Two of them were shot down, wich counts perfectly with twoi claims of SKG210 pilots, who claimed two "TB-7" shot down west of Pinsk.

So, "TB-7" must be TB-3, not TB-7 (early name of Pe-8 four engined bomber)

Originally Posted by Nokose

Su-2 = Ant.-51, BB-1, BB-22 oder Seversky

BB-22 was actually prototype name for Yak-4 bomber.