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Notes: The Russian translation of OKB is ОКБ if you want to go look for it on the internet. Be warned to have your anti virus shields and firewalls up; as the Russian internet can be a bit skeevy at times.
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OKB Number and Name |
Acronym on Products |
Specialization and Notes |
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Polikarpov |
Po (ПO) |
Aircraft. Broken up in 1944, and absorbed into OKB-301 Lavochkin. |
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OKB-1 |
Unknown or never got one. |
Spacecraft and Launch Vehicles. |
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OKB-8 |
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Long Range SAMs. |
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OKB-23 Myasishchev |
M (М) |
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OKB-45 Klimov |
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Aircraft Engines. |
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OKB-49 Beriev |
Be (Бе) |
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OKB-51 Sukhoi |
Su (Су) |
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OKB-52 Chelomei |
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Spacecraft, ICBMs |
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OKB-115 Yakovlev |
Yak (Як) |
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OKB-134 Vympel |
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Guided Missiles, most notably Air-to-Air and Surface-to-Air. |
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OKB-153 Antonov |
An (Ан) |
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OKB-155 Mikoyan-Gureyich |
MiG (МиГ) |
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OKB-156 Tupolev |
Tu (Ту) |
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OKB-165 Lyulka |
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Aircraft Engines. |
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OKB-23 Petlyakov/Myasishchev |
Pe (Пе) |
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OKB-256 Tsybin |
Tsy (TCЫ) |
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OKB-276 Kuznetsov |
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Aircraft Engines. Known for it's NK series engines. |
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OKB-300 Tumansky |
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Aircraft Engines. |
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OKB-301 Lavochkin |
La (Ла) |
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OKB-329 Mil |
Mil (Миль) |
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OKB-385 Makeev |
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Submarine launched ICBMs |
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OKB-938 Kamov |
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