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Cringe I knew this one would not beat you. 
It is indeed the Yakovlev UT-1b.
As I understand it,the Yakovlev UT-1b was the night attack version of a training aircraft the UT-1. 32 aircraft were modified by VMAU VMF (Training Institute of Soviet navy). The aircraft was armed with 2x ShKAS 7,62mm machine guns and 4 RO-82 (rocket release rails for RS-82 rockets) or altenatively bomb racks for 4 AO-10 bombs.
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Mel
It is indeed the Yakovlev UT-1b.
As I understand it,the Yakovlev UT-1b was the night attack version of a training aircraft the UT-1. 32 aircraft were modified by VMAU VMF (Training Institute of Soviet navy). The aircraft was armed with 2x ShKAS 7,62mm machine guns and 4 RO-82 (rocket release rails for RS-82 rockets) or altenatively bomb racks for 4 AO-10 bombs.
You regain control
Mel
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Thanks, Mel. I had a lucky break after your last hint. Can someone else please go next?
List of aircraft types done so far in this thread
List of aircraft types done so far in this thread
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Hi Clint
I will not bat in this innings.I think I know what the big clue is. Did you get the list I sent you? I see cringe has also published a new list.
Mel
I will not bat in this innings.I think I know what the big clue is. Did you get the list I sent you? I see cringe has also published a new list.
Mel
