Gilders

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Polikarpov BDP [Bojewoj Desantnyj Planier]



Propositioned lbm


Rusian medium gilder first prototype build in 1941
- Mass production started in 1942 only about 20/30 were build
- 2 pilots was a crew
- can take 15 solider
- In gilder was mounted armour plates for protecting MG places

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Moskalev SAM-23

Propositioned lbm




- Was build in small series app. 20
- has rear cargo doors
- can take 16 soliders or Jeep/Gaz vehicle
- crew was 2 pilots

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Kolesnikow & Tsybin KTs-20





- production starts in 1942
- Can take 24 soliders
- crew was 2 pilots
- was build in small series

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GN-4




- Was first gilder in the style know from WW2
- can take 1 pilot + 5 soliders
- only one was build in 1934

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G-63





-Was first world military gilder
- only one was build
- can take 16 soliders + 1 pilot soliders were placed inside big wings in small cabins like a bombs.
- was build in 1932

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BRITISH GILDERS

Hotspur Mk.I , Mk.II and Twin Hotspur



Mk.I
- 18 build in october 1940
- was adopted to fly over a traget in this point soliders was parachute and gilder without crew crash on ground
- can take 1 pilot and 7 soliders

Mk.II
- looks like mk.I but was adopted for normal gilder tactics landing with soliders near the target
- 997 were build
- mass production started in 1941

Twin Hotspur
- only prototype build
- that was two hulls of hotspur linked one wing
- crew was 2 pilots and 14 soliders
- build in 1942

Link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Aircraft_Hotspur

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Horsa Mk.I , Mk.II



Well know british gilder

can take 25 soliders or 75mm M3A1 haubitze with amo and crew or two jeeps with small ammo trailers. In version Mk.II can take more cargo or 28 solider