I remember: interviews with VVS pilots | Forums

[FPSOLKOR]

http://mig3.sovietwarplanes.com/pilo...ev/valyaev.htm

Try this if you missed it:
Tikhomirov:
http://mig3.sovietwarplanes.com/pilo...tikhomirov.htm

Avanesov:
http://mig3.sovietwarplanes.com/pilo...v/avanesov.htm

Zvyagin:
http://mig3.sovietwarplanes.com/pilo...in/zyvagin.htm

Pomorov:
http://mig3.sovietwarplanes.com/pilo...ov/pomorov.htm

Kardopoltsev:
http://mig3.sovietwarplanes.com/pilo...rdopoltsev.htm

[joeap]

Thank you again!!! I love the little details about their lives before the war and family background too. Plus the "hidden" fuel depot!!

[Blutarski2004]

Originally posted by FPSOLKOR:
http://mig3.sovietwarplanes.com/pilo...ev/valyaev.htm

..... Thanks again for another good piece of work. As interesting as the war experiences are, these interviews also open a window for me to see how normal people and families lived their lives in the pre-war USSR.


Salute to you for your good work.

[FPSOLKOR]

Originally posted by Blutarski2004:


..... Thanks again for another good piece of work. As interesting as the war experiences are, these interviews also open a window for me to see how normal people and families lived their lives in the pre-war USSR.


Salute to you for your good work.

Doing my best... I decided that part with pre-war life would be necessary to break some myths about USSR and peoples lifestyle at the time... Where it is possible I also provide some post-war details...

[crazyivan1970]

Thanks mate, good read as always.

[Haigotron]

Awesome! I love these interviews! Keep em coming I am a big fan!

Here's my fave quote:

«Why this river ends? And where water goes into this lake from? We should strafe it»

That's how I should approach every problem in life

[SithSpeeder]

Wonderful stuff. Thanks for sharing.

* _54th_Speeder *

[Waldo.Pepper]

A great service FPSOLKOR.
My favourite is the comments of his wingman.

[Marcel_Albert]

Thanks a lot FPSOLKOR , it's kind of you to share it here and very interesting, cheers !

[rnzoli]

... and well done again. I noticed that you probably do pretty deep research before your interviews, and you make pointed questions into several areas that should not be left without answers, but you also know when to stop or continue asking about an issue.