Petlyakov Pe-2 ATMP

Petlyakov Pe-2 ATMPPetlyakov 2, nicknamed Peshka, was the most numerous Soviet bomber of World War 2 from 1943 the Soviet Air Forces used more Pe 2s than all other bombers put together. Pe 2 participated in almost every campaign of the Red Army, being used for ground attack missions.

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large profile with all weapon systems and sensors exposed externally

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