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Are USSR planes good War Thunder?
Soviet planes are often known as being ‘jack of all trades, but master of none. ‘ This means that they are all rounder planes, good at everything but great at nothing. Russian fighters can become very good if the pilot exploits his enemies weakness, and uses it against him.
Can you still get the PO 2 in War Thunder?
One of the more infamous planes in War Thunder, the Po-2 has a rather affectionate palindrome nickname of “2-OP” from the community for its history in the game. This plane is no longer obtainable unless it is given out during events (during every Halloween event since 2013).
What planes did the Soviet Union use in WW2?
1941. Armstrong Whitworth Albemarle. Transport / Tug Aircraft.
What plane can carry the most bombs War Thunder?
The massive F. 222.2 has one purpose, and that is to drop bombs, lots of bombs! This massive aircraft initially carries 52 x 50 kg bombs. Later upgrades will include 100 kg, 200 kg, and 500 kg bombs, maxing the payload out at 2,700 kg!
What was the best Soviet plane in WW2?
The Yak-9 was manoeuvrable at high speeds when flying at low and medium altitudes and was also easy to control, qualities that allowed it to be one of most produced Soviet fighters of World War II.
Which country has best bomber in War Thunder?
[Top 5] War Thunder Best Bomber Nation
- USA. Fick yeah!
- Germany. Germoneh!
- Italy. Pizzas and bombers – 2 things the Italians excel at!
- USSR. Mother Russia calls! USSR is known for its bombers, as they can bomb land targets and even engage in dogfighting if necessary.
- Japan. Hmm.. They’re my least favorable bombers.
How good are Soviet planes in War Thunder?
Soviet Aircraft in War Thunder usually have machine guns with a high rate of fire and quite low ammunition capacity, which can mess people over from going head-on with the Russian line, or come equipped with a small number of large-caliber cannons. Soviet planes are often known as being ‘jack of all trades, but master of none.’
What aircraft did the French fly during WW2?
French pilots from the Normandie-Neman air regiment, which fought in the Soviet Union against the Nazis, preferred these aircraft to any other, even to British and American ones, which the Soviets received via Lend-Lease. After the war, to help restore its air force, 37 Yak-3’s flown by French pilots were presented by the USSR to France. 2. Yak-9
What happened to the Soviet I-16 aircraft?
Still in use in 1941, it was by then out of date and suffered heavy casualties when fighting Germany planes. At times during the invasion, desperate Soviet pilots used these planes to ram their opponents rather than give in. The I-16 was finally withdrawn from the front lines in 1943, long after it should have been.
How many planes did the Soviet Union make in WW2?
With 16,769 fighters completed by Soviet factories, it became the biggest Soviet mass-produced fighter of WWII. The main advantage of this reliable, maneuverable and simple to fly Soviet fighter aircraft was its universality: 15 modifications of the fighter went into full production during WWII.