Petlyakov Pe-2
Military

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The Petlyakov Pe-2 was a Soviet twin-engine dive bomber that first flew in 1939, becoming one of the most important Soviet bombers throughout the Second World War. With a 12.7-meter fuselage, 17.2-meter wingspan, 540 kilometers per hour speed, and three-crew configuration, it combined speed with accuracy in ground attack operations. The aircraft's robust construction permitted repeated low-level attacks despite enemy fire. Its widespread service and combat record established it as a critical Soviet contribution to air operations.
Specificaties
- Rol
- Dive bomber
- Herkomst
- Soviet Union
- Bemanning
- 3
- Motoren
- 2
- Eerste vlucht
- 1939
- Lengte
- 12,7 m
- Spanwijdte
- 17,2 m
- Maximumsnelheid
- 540 km/h
- Bereik
- 1.315 km