A Soviet mechanic working on a fighter aircraft while a crew member stenciled a star on the fuselage, Russia, 1 Jul 1942

Caption     A Soviet mechanic working on a fighter aircraft while a crew member stenciled a star on the fuselage, Russia, 1 Jul 1942 ww2dbase
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Source    ww2dbaseRussian International News Agency via Wikimedia Commons
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Identification Code   247
Photo Size 600 x 409 pixels
Photos on Same Day 1 Jul 1942
Added By C. Peter Chen
Licensing  Creative Commons CC BY-SA 3.0

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1. Anonymous says:
20 Apr 2015 10:41:09 PM

what's the name of the pilot of the plane in this photo?

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