The FriedrichFiles - Yakovlev, Jakowlew, Jakovlev

• AVF-10: glider 1924
• Danniye Air 1 (Sweet Flag 1)
• Danniye Air 2 (Sweet Flag 2): first flight 10/1928
• Danniye Air 2S (Sweet Flag 2S): about1931
• Danniye Air 3 (Sweet Flag 3): roll out 6/1929
• Danniye Air 4 (Sweet Flag 4):
• Danniye Air 5 (Sweet Flag 5): first flight 11/1931, trials completed 4/32
• Danniye Air 6 (Sweet Flag 6):
• Danniye Air 7 (Sweet Flag 7) = AIR-7: first flight 19.9.1932
• Danniye Air 10 = UT-2: trainer 1935, UT-2 from 1936 onwards, with skies 1937
• Danniye Air 20 = UT-2M: trainer 1937
• I-25: fighter, first flight 1940
• I-28: high altitude fighter
• I-29: fighter version of Ya-22
• I-30 aka I-30I and I-30II: prototype fighter, 2 built, first flight 1941, later named Yak-3, serial Yak-3 had only the same designation
• R-12: reconnaissance version of Ya-22
• Ya-22 = BB-22: prototype for Yak-2
• Yak-1: fighter 1942
• Yak-2: reconnaissance, bomber 1940
• Yak-3 (I-30): fighter-bomber 1944
• Yak-3P: 3x2.0
• Yak-3T: 1x3,7; 2x2,0
• Yak-3UTI �Moose�: trainer 1945, redesignated Yak-11
• Yak-4: light bomber 1941
• Yak-6: bomber/light transport, 1943, 1-2x0,762 MG, 500 kg bombs/6 passengers
• Yak-7: fighter
• Yak-7B: fighter 1942 (200 kg bombs/6x8,2 rockets; 1x2,0;2x1,27 MG)
• Yak-7M-82A: fighter prototype, first flight 1/1942, never in service
• Yak-7UTI/Yak-7UT1: in production 3/1941
• Yak-7V: two seat trainer
• Yak-9: fighter 1942
• Yak-9B: fighter-bomber (600 kg bombs)
• Yak-9D: fighter 1943
• Yak-9DK: tank buster, armament 1x4,5 etc
• Yak-9K: tank buster, 1x4,5 gun
• Yak 9P: 1946
• Yak-9PVO: night fighter
• Yak-9R: reconnaissance 1943
• Yak-9T-37: tank buster; armament 1x3,7 etc
• Yak-9T-45: tank buster; armament 1x4,5 etc
• Yak 9U 1944
• Yak-9UF: reconnaissance
• Yak 9UT: trainer 1945
• Yak-11 �Moose�: see Yak-3UTI
• Yak 12: utiliy
• Yak 12A: utiliy 1957, licence-built by PZL Okecie
• Yak 12G: seaplane utiliy
• Yak 12M: utiliy, serial production since 1955
• Yak 12P: utiliy
• Yak-14: transport glider, 1949
• Yak-15 �Feather�: fighter 1946
• Yak 17 �Feather�: fighter 1947
• Yak 18 �Max�: trainer 1947
• Yak-18A �Max�: trainer 1957
• Yak-18P: single-seat acrobatic aircraft, first mentioned in 1958/59
• Yak-18PM: single seat acrobatic aircraft 1966
• Yak-18PS: single seat acrobatic aircraft, about 1970
• Yak-18T: liason, trainer, about 1967
• Yak 18U �Max�: trainer 1955
• Yak-21: trainer, 1 built, first flight 5/1947
• Yak 23 �Flora�: fighter 1947
• Yak 24 �Horse�: transport helicopter 1955
• Yak 24A �Horse�: civil transport helicopter 1960
• Yak 24K: VIP transport helicopter
• Yak 24U �Horse�: transport helicopter 1957
• Yak 24UB �Horse�: transport helicopter 1959
• Yak-25A �Flashlight�: interceptor 1955
• Yak-25R �Flashlight�: reconnaissance
• Yak-25 �Mandrake�: strategic high altitude reconnaissance
• Yak 27R �Mangrove�: reconnaissance 1960; only 1x3,0
• Yak 28 �Brewer� bomber/fighter-bomber 1958; 2000 kg stores, photo
• Yak-28L �Brewer B�: bomber 1962
• Yak 28P �Firebar�: 2xAA-3 & 2xAA-2-2 AAM; all weather interceptor 1962
• Yak-28PM �Firebar�: interceptor 1965, 4 AAM
• Yak 28R �Brewer D�: reconnaissance 1962
• Yak-28U �Maestro�: trainer 1962
• Yak-30: fighter prototype 1948
• Yak 36 �Forger A�: S/VTOL carrier-borne fighter prototype 1976
• Yak-38A �Forger A� VTOL carrier-borne maritime attack aircraft 1976
• Yak 40: 1968
• Yak 42: 1980
• Yak-50: acrobatic aircraft, first flown 1975, deliveries early 1975, world championship 1976
• Yak-55: sporting plane, first flight 1981, debut in world championships 1982
• Yak 100: not built, competitor to Mil Mi-1
• Yak 130: trainer, first flight late 2003

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