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Yakovlev UT-2

military trainer aircraft
Class type of: aircraft, trainer, monoplane Q932105

Facts

15 properties

Identity

Instance of
aircraft model
More facts +14
Subclass of
aircraft, trainer, monoplane[7][8][9]
Has use
trainer[11]
Armament
RS-82, unguided bomb[14][15]
Country of origin
Soviet Union[12]
Designed by
Alexandr Yakovlev[10]
First flight
July 11, 1935[17]
Manufacturer
Yakovlev, Progress (aviation plant, Arseniev)[5][6]
Maximum operating altitude
3500.0[21]
NATO reporting name
Mink[16]
Operator
Soviet Air Forces, OSOAVIAKhIM, DOSAAF[2][3][4]
Powered by
Shvetsov M-11[13]
Service entry
1936[18]
Total produced
7243.0[19]
Wing configuration
low wing[20]
🏷️ Also known as
en Mink en UT-2 en Yakovlev UT-2 ar ياكوفليف يو تي-2 cs UT-2 cs Jakovlev UT-2 de Jakowlew WT-2 de UT-2 de WT-2 de AIR-20 de Ja-20 de Jakowlew AIR-20 de Jakowlew Ja-20 de Jakowlew UT-2 es Yakovlev UT 2 hu UT–2 ru УТ-2 vi UT-2 zh 乌特-2 zh-hant 烏特-2
🔖 Identifiers · 3
Image (Wikimedia Commons)
UT-2-1978.jpg ↗
BabelNet ID
03828203n
Freebase ID
/m/03r8s1

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🔗 Connections
Operator 3
Soviet Air Forces, DOSAAF, OSOAVIAKhIM
Subclass of 3
aircraft, monoplane, trainer
Armament 2
unguided bomb, RS-82
Manufacturer 2
Yakovlev, Progress (aviation plant, Arseniev)
Country of origin 1
Soviet Union
Designed by 1
Alexandr Yakovlev
Has use 1
trainer
Powered by 1
Shvetsov M-11
Wing configuration 1
low wing
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Summary

Yakovlev UT-2 is an aircraft model[1].

Related Entities

Alexandr Yakovlev

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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