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Oleg Antonov worked as a designer in the Yakovlev bureau during World War II. After the war he formed his own bureau to design a new "do anything, go anywhere" aircraft resulting in the An-2. The prototype first flew in 1947. The An-2 was built under license in Poland and China. Production from all three sources is estimated at 15,000. "Colt" is the NATO code name for the An-2. |
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