А7-3-А, designed by Nikolai Kamov, was an observation aircraft that saw combat in 1941via tek_blog @ Dieselpunks LJ Community
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4 comments:
Fantastic!
The Autogiro was designed by Juan de la Cierva spanish engineer.
To Elinge:
But of course! Here's a Cierva Autogyro at the Czechoslovak service:
http://dieselpunks.blogspot.com/2009/12/cierva-autogyro.html
😃
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