And while I'm at it, heres a few Yaks...
Yak-9T 812th IAP, 265th IAD (Melitopolskaya), 3rd IAK, 1st VA, 3rd Byelorussian Front, Pilot - I.V.Fedorov. Winter, early 1944.
Yak-9T Unit: 3rd AE, 728th IAP, 256th IAD, 2nd VA, Personal mount of 3rd AE 1st.Lt.Alexander Ivanovich Vybornov (20 victories). Poland, Autumn 1944. Camouflage: upper - medium blue-gray and gray (FS36357), lower - light blue. Inscription: 'For A.I.Vybornov from Kashirsk schoolboys'.
Yak-9T Unit: 812th IAP, Pilot - Lt.Aleksey Mikhailovich Mashenkin. Autumn of 1943.
Yak-9T Unit: 113th GvIAP, 10th GvIAD, 10th IAK, 2nd VA, Pilot - navigator of 113th GvIAP Guard Capt.V.N.Orlov. Voronezh Front, Autumn 1943. Personal fighter donated to pilot by 'Baidar' kolkhoz'.
Yak-9U Unknown unit, 1944
Most of the Yak9U I have found are the same camo scheme as ours, just with different numbers or spinner colors.
