Diskussion:Liste russischer Piloten

[[Wikipedia:File:Baidukov Chkalov Belyakov.jpg|thumb|300px|Georgy Baidukov, Valery Chkalov and Alexander Belyakov, the crew of the first transcontinental airplane flight over the North Pole]]

This list of Russian aviators includes the famous aviators of the Russian Empire, the Soviet Union and the Russian Federation.

The majority of pilots listed here served in the Imperial Russian Air Force, the Soviet Air Force or the modern Russian Air Force (or continue to serve in the latter).

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1 Alphabetical list

1.1 A

• Wikipedia:Pavel Argeyev, flying ace during WWI in Russia and France
• Wikipedia:Vsevolod Abramovich, pioneer aviator killed on crash, inventor of Abramovich flyer

1.2 B

• Wikipedia:Yekaterina Budanova, WWII pilot, one of the world's two female fighter aces

1.3 C

• Wikipedia:Valery Chkalov, leader of the first ultralong flight from Moscow to the Russian Far East, leader of the first transcontinental flight by airplane over the North Pole, HSU

[[Wikipedia:File:Chkalov 1937.jpg|thumb|90px|Chkalov]]

1.4 D

Mariya Dolina ca. 1944

• Wikipedia:Mikhail Devyatayev, fighter pilot known for his incredible escape aboard a stolen bomber from a Nazi Wikipedia:concentration camp on the Baltic island of Usedom, HSU
• Wikipedia:Mariya Dolina, female dive bomber pilot, HSU

1.5 G

• Wikipedia:Nikolai Gastello, the first Soviet pilot to direct his burning aircraft on a ground target, HSU
• Wikipedia:Polina Gelman, WWII bomber pilot, one of the Night Witches, HSU
• Wikipedia:Alexander Golovanov, Chief Marshal of Aviation at the end of World War II, commander of Long Range Aviation
• Wikipedia:Sergey Gritsevets, fighter ace during the Spanish Civil War and the Battle of Khalkhin Gol, the first to become twice the Hero of the Soviet Union
• Wikipedia:Valentina Grizodubova, one of the first Soviet female pilots and Heroes of the Soviet Union, set a record for woman's ultralong flights[[Wikipedia:File:Aleksandr Kazakov.jpg|thumb|90px|Kazakov]]
• Mikhail Gromov, set a record during the transcontinental flight over the North Pole, founded the Gromov Flight Research Institute, HSU

1.6 I

• Wikipedia:Vladimir Ilyushin, test pilot for OKB Sukhoi, HSU

1.7 K

• Wikipedia:Nikolai Kamanin, polar aviator, among the first to receive the title Hero of the Soviet Union, trained the first ever cosmonauts, including Yuri Gagarin, Gherman Titov and Alexei Leonov
• Wikipedia:Rafael Kapreliants, test pilot, the holder of 10 world records for helicopters, HSU
• Wikipedia:Aleksandr Kazakov, the most successful Russian flying ace of World War I, the first to perform an aerial ramming and survive
• Wikipedia:Timofey Khryukin, fighter ace during Spanish Civil War, Second Sino-Japanese War and World War II, double HSU
• Wikipedia:Vladimir Kokkinaki, the most famous Soviet test pilot, set twenty-two world records, a president of the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale, double HSU
• Wikipedia:Stepan Kretov, long-range bomber pilot during World War II, double HSU
• Wikipedia:Pavel Kutakhov, WWII fighter ace, Chief Marshal of Aviation during Brezhnev era, twice the Hero of the Soviet Union

1.8 L

• Wikipedia:Sigismund Levanevsky, polar aviator, among the first to receive the title Hero of the Soviet Union, died in a transpolar flight attempt
• Wikipedia:Anatoly Liapidevsky, polar aviator, the very first person to receive the title Wikipedia:Hero of the Soviet Union, General Major of Aviation
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  Litvyak
• Wikipedia:Lydia Litvyak, WWII pilot, one of the world's two female fighter aces, HSU

1.9 M

• Wikipedia:Alexey Maresyev, WWII fighter ace, HSU, the prototype for The Story of a Real Man
• Wikipedia:Vasili Molokov, polar aviator, among the first to receive the title Hero of the Soviet Union, General Major of Aviation

1.10 N

• Wikipedia:Ivan Nagurski, the first polar aviator, WWI flying ace
• Wikipedia:Pyotr Nesterov, inventor and pioneer of aerobatics, the first pilot to perform the aerobatic loop, died while scoring the world's first air combat victory by aerial ramming an Austrian plane during World War I
• Wikipedia:Alexander Novikov, Chief Marshal of Aviation during World War II, double HSU[[Wikipedia:File:Nesterovpn.jpg|thumb|90px|Nesterov]]

1.11 O

• Wikipedia:Vasily Osipov, WWII bomber pilot, double HSU

1.12 P

• Wikipedia:Yevgeny Pepelyaev, top Soviet fighter ace in the Korean War, HSU
• Wikipedia:Viktor Pokrovsky, WWI flying ace, the first Russian pilot to capture an enemy plane and pilot
• Wikipedia:Alexander Pokryshkin, WWII fighter ace, credited with 59 individual victories, thrice the Hero of the Soviet Union, Marshal of Aviation
• Wikipedia:Vitaly Popkov, one of the top WWII fighter aces, credited with 41 individual victories, double HSU
• Wikipedia:Georgy Prokofiev, balloonist who coordinated military stratospheric balloon program in 1930s, set world record in altitude on USSR-1
• Wikipedia:Viktor Pugachyov, test pilot and pioneer of supermaneuverability, the first to show Pugachev's Cobra maneuver of Su-27
• Wikipedia:Endel Puusepp, long-range bomber pilot, famous for flying a Soviet delegation over the front line from Moscow to Washington, D.C. and back to negotiate the opening of the Western Front, HSU

1.13 R

• Wikipedia:Marina Raskova, navigator, founder of the three female air regiments during World War II, HSU
• Wikipedia:Grigoriy Rechkalov, one of the top WWII fighter aces, credited with 56 individual victories, double HSU
• Wikipedia:Yevgeniya Rudneva, WWII bomber pilot, one of the Night Witches, HSU

1.14 S

• Wikipedia:Yevgeniy Savitskiy, WWII fighter ace, Marshal of Aviation, double HSU
• Wikipedia:Irina Sebrova, WWII bomber pilot, one of the Night Witches, HSU
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  Pokryshkin
• Wikipedia:Alexander Prokofiev de Seversky, WWI naval aviator, Russian-American aviation pioneer and inventor
• Wikipedia:Mark Shevelev, commander of the Soviet polar aviation during World War II, HSU
• Wikipedia:Yevgeniya Shakhovskaya, the first woman military pilot
• Wikipedia:Lev Shestakov, top Soviet fighter ace during the Spanish Civil War, HSU
• Wikipedia:Yakov Smushkevich, commander of the Soviet aviation in the Spanish Civil War and in the Battle of Khalkhin Gol, double HSU
• Wikipedia:Nikolay Sutyagin, top Korean War Soviet fighter ace, HSU

1.15 T

• Wikipedia:Victor Talalikhin, WWII fighter ace, among the first to perform aerial ramming at night, HSU

[[Wikipedia:File:Raskova.jpg|thumb|90px|Raskova]]

1.16 V

• Wikipedia:Mikhail Vodopianov, polar aviator, among the first to receive the title Hero of the Soviet Union, commanded the first WWII Soviet air raid on Berlin in 1941

1.17 Y

• Wikipedia:Vasili Yanchenko, second-scoring Russian flying ace of World War I
• Wikipedia:Anna Yegorova, WWII bomber pilot, Nazi concentration camp survivor, HSU
• Wikipedia:Kirill Yevstigneev, one of the top WWII fighter aces, credited with 53 individual victories, double HSU

2 See also

• Wikipedia:List of cosmonauts
• Wikipedia:List of World War II aces from the Soviet Union

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