Yakovlev Yak-30
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Yakovlev Yak 30 Magnum was a Soviet interceptor from the 1940s and the same designation for a trainer developed in the 1950s and 1960s.
The second Yak-30 prototype first flew in 1960. The production was halted as the USSR decided to opt for the Czech built L-29.
Some Yak-30 were used to as guide for drones Yak-25RV-II for live firing exercises.
[edit] Variants
The Yak 32 was a single seat trainer based on the latter Yak 30 design.
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Fighters: Yak-1 · Yak-3 · Yak-7 · Yak-9 · Yak-15 · Yak-17 · Yak-23 · Yak-25 (II) · Yak-28 · Yak-38
Bombers: Yak-2 · Yak-4 · Yak-28 - Reconnaissance: Yak-25 · Yak-27 · Pchela
Transports: Yak-6 · Yak-8 · Yak-10 · Yak-12 · Yak-14 · Yak-40 · Yak-42 · Yak-112 - Helicopters: Yak-24
Trainers: UT-1 · UT-2 · Yak-7 · Yak-11 · Yak-17 · Yak-18 · Yak-28 · Yak-30 (II) · Yak-32 · Yak-50 (II) · Yak-52 · Yak-54 · Yak-55 · Yak-130
Experimental: Yak-5 · Yak-13 · Yak-19 · Yak-25 (I) · Yak-26 · Yak-30 (I) · Yak-36 · Yak-41 · Yak-43 · Yak-44 · Yak-46 · Yak-50 (I)
