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Originally Posted by olife
hello bud
totaly agree with u,soviet ace,and yes the yak7 shoot down by the first f82 was a trainer.i think if the pilots of the yaks and las in korea were all soviet veterans ,the work for the us pilots was not easy(the aces of aces of korea war is the russian colonel yevgeni pepelyaev 23 kills).it is right too that the unofficial results of many us jet pilots is korea can be more important that the official results because they go in the forbidden area (jump the yalu river)
to fight and the air kills of the "forbidden area" were not confirm.
to speak again about the russians ww2 planes,the best germans aces said that the la and yak series can outturn the fw190s and me109s.the soviets know how to built a good planes.
source about korea war dogfights:a book called KOREAN WAR ACES by osprey publishing (it is a serie of good books and i have the collecting of the french version:60 books of 60 pages,the english version is better with more pages and more color profiles)
u must find it on internet i think
good hunting bud
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Yeah, I know the site. The link in my sig, goes to Osprey. They've got some great books on planes, and just different wars in general. I actually have the Korean War book you're talking about and the MiG-15 and F-86 one as well. I didn't see that in the Korean War Aces though, so I'll have to take a look at it more thoroughly.