Aircraft Designer
in Monino airfield, Moscow
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Stal-6 | Experimental fighter - established Soviet speed record |
| DAR | Stainless steel flying boat (long range Arctic reconnaissance) |
| Stal-7 | Twin engined stainless steel airliner |
| Er-2 (AKA DB-240) | military version by V.G. Ermolaev. First flown June 1940. |
| Er-2 2xAM-35 | April 1942. |
| Er-2 2xACh-30B | ~300 were built. 3x1000kg bombs. Max speed 446km/h. Range 5000km |
| Er-2 | None |
| A-57 | Revolutionary 'boat bomber', a jet-powered flying boat strategic bomber |
| VVA-14-1/M-62 | Ground effect aircraft. Designed for the anti-submarine role. Bartini-Beriev 1972. |
| AL-40 | nuclear engine hydroplane. none built. SibNIA, 1960s. |
| R 53.6K | All the aerodynamic surfaces were "calculatable" and have up to 4-th derivative function value. 1940s. |
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