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GVAY - BM-13

MIL - helicopters

(5)

GRAVE - rocket technology

DUHOV - tanks

ISAEV - aircraft engines, rocket technology

KAMOV - helicopters

KOTIN - tanks

Mishin - rocket technology

MOSIN - small arms

POPOV - ships

RYNIN - rocket technology

SINEV - tanks

DRY - aircraft

SYCHEV - tanks

SCHUKIN - radar

Yuriev - helicopters

(6)

BERIEV - flying boats

BUBNOV - submarines

BUDKOV - aircraft

VLASOV - ships

GLUSHKO - rocket technology

GRABIN - tools

GUDKOV - aircraft

ISANIN - submarines

KLIMOV - aircraft engines

LENDER - guns

LYULKA - aircraft engines

MIKOYAN - aircraft

OBUKHOV - guns

PETROV - guns

PYSHNOV - aircraft

SUDEEV - small arms

SHVETSOV - aircraft engines

Shpagin - small arms

YANGEL - rocket technology

(7)

ANDREEV - acoustics

ANTONOV - aircraft

BABAKIN - rocket technology

BELYAKOV - aircraft

GOBYATKO - mortars

Goryunov - small arms

GUREVICH - aircraft

ERMAKOV - tanks

IVCHENKO - aircraft engines

ILYUSHIN - aircraft

KOROLEV - rocket technology

MAKAROV - small arms

MALYGIN - submarines

MIKULIN - aircraft engines

MOROZOV - tanks

MYASISCHEV - aircraft

FLIGHTS - ships

NIKONOV - submarines

PILYUGIN - rocket technology

SIMONOV - anti-tank rifle

SIFOROV - radar

STECHKIN - small arms

TOKAREV - small arms

TUPOLEV - aircraft

UFIMTSEV - aircraft

FEDOROV - small arms

CHELOMEY - rocket technology

SHAVYRIN - mortars

YAKOVLEV - aircraft

(8)

ANOSHCHENKO - aircraft

BEREZNYAK - aircraft

Gorbunov - aircraft

DEGTYAREV - small arms

ERMOLAEV - tanks

KOBZAREV - radar

KOSTIKOV - BM-13 "Katyusha"

KUZNETSOV - aircraft engines

LAVOCHKIN - aircraft

LANGEMAK - rocket fuel

PAPKOVICH - ships

PETLYAKOV - aircraft

SMIRSKY - small arms

SHULEIKIN - radar

(9)

ABORENKOV - BM-13 "Katyusha"

VETCHINKIN - aircraft

DRZHEVETSKY - submarines

KULEBAKIN - automation

RASPLETIN - radar

RUDNITSKY - submarines

SIKORSKY - aircraft

TUMANSKY - aircraft engines

TIKHOMIROV - rocket technology

SHIMANSKY - ships

(10)

Kalashnikov - small arms

KOVALENKOV - means of communication

NIKOLSKY - aircraft engines

POLIKARPOV - aircraft

TIKHONRAVOV - rocket technology

SHPAKOVSKY - ammunition

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BARANOVSKY - guns

KOTELNIKOV - parachute

RAULTOVSKY - ammunition

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BOLHOVITINOV - aircraft

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ARKHANGELSKY - aircraft

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