The ポリカールポフ design station

The ポリカールポフ design station
Polikarpov

Kind	The design station (public company saying now)
The head office location	The Soviet Union The Soviet Union (existing: the Russian Federation) Moscow
Type of industry	Transportation equipment
Business contents	Development and production of the plane
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Polikarpov I-5

The ポリカールポフ design station is the design station of the plane of the Soviet Union. Nicolai ニコラエヴィチ ポリカールポフ was the chief. After he died at 52 years old on July 30, 1944, the design station was taken over at the ラヴォーチキン design station. In addition, some engineers moved to the Mikoyan グレヴィッチ design station, and Sukhoi succeeded the plant. I go down the stronghold for a long time in plane factory #1 (existing Dux factory) of Moscow and can look at the building now.

Development machine

• R-1, R-2（English version）: Wings of a biplane spy plane from British air Coe DH.9A bomber
• Water type of MR-1:R-1
• PM-1 (P-2): Wings of a biplane passenger plane
• PM-2 (PM-2): 飛空艇 [¹]
• Po-2: frequent use biplane
• I-1: trial manufacture having a single wing fighter
• DI-1 (2I-N1)（English version）: Trial manufacture double seats wings of a biplane fighter
• P-2: trial manufacture wings of a biplane training machine biplane trainer prototype
• I-3: wings of a biplane biplane
• The wings of a biplane spy plane which was developed by R-4:R-1
• DI-2 (D-2): Variety of I-3, double seats wings of a biplane fighter
• TB-2: trial manufacture twin-engine plane wings of a biplane bomber
• R-5: wings of a biplane spy plane
• Light carrier version of P-5:R-5
• Bomber version of SSS:R-5
• The air raider which was developed by R-Z:R-5 above the ground
• The passenger plane which was developed by PR-5:R-5
• I-5: wings of a biplane fighter
• I-6 (English version): Wings of a biplane fighter
• I-15 Tschaika: Wings of a biplane fighter
• I-16: fighter
• I-15-2: wings of a biplane fighter
• I-153 Tschaika: Wings of a biplane fighter
• I-17: trial manufacture fighter
• I-180: trial manufacture fighter
• I-185: trial manufacture fighter
• I-190: trial manufacture wings of a biplane fighter
• Ivanov (English version): Trial manufacture air raider
• VIT-1 (English version): Trial manufacture twin-engine plane air raider
• VIT-2 (English version): Improved model prototype of VIT-1
• The having a single wing passenger plane which was developed by PR-12:R-5
• SPB (D)（English version）: The twin-engine plane dive-bomber which was developed by VIT
• Trial manufacture wings of a biplane fighter of the I-190:I-153 engine replacement type
• TIS (MA): Trial manufacture type twin-engine plane air raider
• ITP: Trial manufacture fighter
• NB (T): Trial manufacture medium bomber
• BDP (S): Transportation glider
• Motorization version of MP:BDP
• Malyutka: It was abandoned after a rocket propulsion fighter, death of polyKarpov.
• Limozin (D): It was abandoned after a light carrier, death of polyKarpov.
• I-200 (MiG-1): Fighter

Note

1. ^ http://ram-home.com/ram-old/pm-2.html

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