OKB index 18-Dec-2003	WWW.AVIATION.RU

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OKBs: (sorted in Russian lexicographic order)

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1. V.M.Abramovich -- В.М.Абрамович
2. Aeroprogress
3. Alexeev
4. Antonov
5. Archangelsky

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6. Baade, OKB-1
7. Bakshayev
8. Balabuev
9. Bartini
10. Belyayev
11. Belyakov
12. Bereznyak & Isaev
13. Beriev
14. Bisnovat
15. BOK
16. Bolkhovitinov
17. Bratukhin
18. Butuzov

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20. «Vertical»
21. Voisin

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22. Golubkov
23. Gorbunov
24. Gribovski
25. Grigorovich
26. Grushin
27. Gudkov
28. Gurevich & Mikojan

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29. Drankin & Maximov

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30. Yermolaev

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31. Zhukovski

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32. Ilyushin
33. Isaiev

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34. Kamov
35. Kalinin
36. Kasyanenko
37. Kioni
38. Kozlov
39. Kocherigin
40. Korvin
41. Krylov
42. Kuzminski
43. Kurchevski

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44. Laville
45. Lavochkin
46. Lisunov
47. Lodygin
48. Lomonosov
49. Lozino-Lozinskij
50. Loutzkoy -- Б.Г.Луцкий

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51. Maximov & Drankin
52. Mikojan & Gurevich
53. Mil
54. Michelson
55. Mozhaiski
56. Mozharovski & Venevidov
57. «Molnia»
58. Moskalev
59. Myasistchev

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60. Nezhdanovski
61. Neman
62. Nikitin

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63. Olkhovski

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64. Pashinin
65. Petlyakov
66. Polikarpov
67. Putilov

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68. «Raduga»

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69. Saveljev
70. Sikorski
71. Silvansky
72. Slyusarenko
73. Strukov
74. Sukhoy

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75. Tairov
76. Tatarinov
77. Tereshchenko
78. Tikhonravov
79. Tomashevich
80. Tupolev

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81. Florov & Borovkov
82. Fridman (aeronautical matters)

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83. TsAGI
84. TsKB
85. Tsibin

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86. Cheranovski
87. Cheremukhin
88. Chernov
89. Chetverikov
90. Chizhevskij

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91. Shavrov
92. Shevchenko

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93. Scherbakov
94. Schetinin

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95. Yuryev

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96. Yakovlev
97. Yatsenko

Miscellaneous
• Missiles: 1, 2, 3.
• Buran aerodynamic testbed. This one has four turbojets and is capable of convensional take-off. US Shuttle was dropped from the modified 747 to conduct handling tests.
• Aircrafts: A-20G Havoc, ДМЗ, SM-92M, fighters, MiGs.
• RPVДМЗ.
• Soviet Air Defences during the Cold War, Aircraft shot down by...

  April 1950

  An US PB4Y Privateer, shot down over the East Sea.

  November 1951

  An US P2V Neptune, shot down near Vladivostok.

  June 1952

  A Swedish ELINT DC-3 probably shot down over the East Sea?

  22 June 1955

  A P2V-5 Neptune was attacked over the Bering Strait. The USA demanded $724,947; the USSR finally payed half.

  1 May 1960

  The Lockheed U-2 of Gary Powers, shot down by an SA-2 'Guideline' missile.

• Soviet bombers base.

Foreign made
• P-39 AirCobra
• Bell P-63 Fred/Kingcobra - lend-lease, remaining in Soviet service after the end of World War 2.
• L-29A Maya/Delfin - Two-seat basic trainer. Czech-built aircraft supplied to Soviet Air Force as standard basic trainer. One M 701 turbojet, 1918 lb. st.
• L-39 ?/Albatross.
• L-39Z ?/Albatross.
• Foreign planes' nicknames

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