Soviet Union Timeline of planes

[Kermit]

Same rules as the previous two however we see Lend-Lease planes. Also, the Soviets pride themselves on still using their outdated yet somehow "superior" planes till the end of the war. That might account for why so many Russians perished during the war.

[Dan-Sam]

Awesome sheet! What about the same for other nations?

[Kermit]

This is a rough guideline since some precise data isn't available as to when a plane was entered into a particular countries squadrons. I left out some planes that were either too low in number, didn't actually see combat, pure prototypes, etc. Some categories I left out like floatplane/boatplane, recon, liason, transport, etc. If a particular plane was no longer the primary for that role then that's when it was cut short. Like a fighter turned into a recon plane then I made the bar stop when it changed the role.

I have uploaded an Excel worksheet (.xls) with Japan, Germany, Soviet Union, Great Britain, and the United States in the file section of house rules for WWII. If you don't see it yet, it hasn't been cleared for takeoff yet.