Original slogans on the poster:
ВЫНУЖДЕННОЕ ПОКИДАНИЕ ВЕРТОЛЕТА МИ-1
Literally English translation:
EMERGENCY EVACUATION OF THE HELICOPTER MI-1
POSTER ARTIST: KARAMUSHKO L.S.
PRINT YEAR: 1980
SUBJECT: MILITARY TRAINING, AIRCRAFT
LANGUAGE: RUSSIAN
PRINT RUN: UNKNOWN
PUBLISHED BY: "DOSAAF" USSR, MOSCOW
SIZE: IN: 22 ⁷/₁₆ x 34 ⁴¹/₆₄ = CM: 57 x 88
CONDITION: ROLLED, GOOD
The poster is getting from the posters set:
FORCED PARACHUTE JUMPING FROM AIRPLANES, HELICOPTERS AND GLIDERS FOR THE PILOTS.
Mi-1 - (NATO classification: Hare - "Hare") is a Soviet multipurpose helicopter, developed by the Mil Design Bureau in the late 1940s. The first Soviet serial production helicopter. Originally designated as GM-1 (Helicopter Mila-1). The first flight of the Mi-1 was made in September 1948. In 1951 it was put into trial operation. Serial production was carried out in the USSR in 1952-1960, in the Poland in the city of Svidnik in 1956-1965. A total of 2,680 vehicles were built.
Highly rare and hard to find Soviet aviation poster marked as: FOR INTERDEPARTMENTAL SALE ONLY
FORCED PARACHUTE JUMPING FROM AIRPLANES, HELICOPTERS AND GLIDERS FOR THE PILOTS.
Mi-1 - (NATO classification: Hare - "Hare") is a Soviet multipurpose helicopter, developed by the Mil Design Bureau in the late 1940s. The first Soviet serial production helicopter. Originally designated as GM-1 (Helicopter Mila-1). The first flight of the Mi-1 was made in September 1948. In 1951 it was put into trial operation. Serial production was carried out in the USSR in 1952-1960, in the Poland in the city of Svidnik in 1956-1965. A total of 2,680 vehicles were built.
Highly rare and hard to find Soviet aviation poster marked as: FOR INTERDEPARTMENTAL SALE ONLY
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