* Large drop in flight performance compared to [[Yak-2 KABB|Yak-2]]
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The Yak-4 has relatively unsurprising flight characteristics given its size and ran
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...owing the aircraft to be used in tank busting roles similar to the later [[Yak-9T]]. 40 of the LaGGs were sent to Stalingrad in 1942 for evaluation. Howev
...g, as well as with slightly worse performance more comparable to the early Yak-9.
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...-bombers - a feat impossible to achieve for other Soviet fighters like the Yak-3. The main critiques of the design were considered to be the engine reliab
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...candidates were Mikoyan's [[MiG-15|I-310]] prototype, Yakovlev's [[Yak-30D|Yak-30]] prototype, and Lavochkin's '''Project 52'''. Project 52 differed from
* [[Yak-30]]
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* [[Yak-1B]]/[[Yak-7B]]
'''Against the Yak-1/7:'''
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...450 km/h, much slower than the approximately 520 km/h achievable by the [[Yak-1B]] or [[Bf 109 F-2]]. The climb rate and acceleration are mediocre. The r
...acobras. They joined the latest generation of Soviet fighters - LaGG-3 and Yak-1 -at a time when production of the MiG-3 had been discontinued. Each type
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...erall a manoeuvrable aircraft. However, unlike many of the fighters in the Yak line, the Kingcobra has a very high structural speed limit of almost 900 km
...e, exceeding almost all of its Soviet stablemates like the [[La-5FN]] or [[Yak-9T]]. The climb rate and acceleration are excellent at lower altitudes and
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...reach ~23 m/s. That puts it almost on par with some Bf 109 versions or the Yak-9, but only up to a certain altitude. Due to the engine limits, after flyin
* [[Yak-9 (Family)]]
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...their money and partners well with contemporary Soviet aircraft like the [[Yak-3]].
...Pilots who wish to punch holes in tanks should consider the contemporary [[Yak-9T]] instead.
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...e SAFRI, the modified Fw 190 D-9 could not go up against the Soviet Yak-3, Yak-9U and La-7 on equal terms at low and medium altitudes. The Focke-Wulf's lo
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Major threats to the Typhoon Mk Ib/L are aircraft like [[Yak-3]], [[Bf 109 (Family)|Bf 109's]], [[A7M (Family)|A7M]] and [[P-38L-5-LO]]
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The third and last are the Yak-15/17. They turn better, but their diving speed is a lot lower than the Tem
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* [[wt:en/devblog/current/817|[Devblog] Yak-9B and Hawker Hunter F.1]]
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...you have a great ambush opportunity in your Sea Hurricane Mk IC, avoid the Yak-9 as an opponent.
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When engaging fighters ([[Yak-7B|Yak-7s]], [[Bf 109 E-3|Bf 109 Es]], [[Spitfire Mk Ia|Spitfires]], [[P-36G|P-36s
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...are nimble fighters like [[Bf 109 (Family)|Bf 109s]] and [[Yak-9 (Family)|Yak-9s]] which are nimble and fast fighters to engage the Beaufighter Mk VIc.
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