WWII Red Army Soviet Female Pilot ANTONINA LEBEDEVA Aviator Reprint NEW Photo

Description

WW2 World War Two
ANTONINA LEBEDEVA
(1916 - 1943)
She entered the Faculty of Biology of Moscow State University. In 1936, when Antonina was in her second year, she decided to study at the Moscow flying club.
When the war began, twenty-five-year-old Tonya Lebedeva was already an experienced pilot, one of the first to come to the 586th women's fighter regiment of Marina Raskova. Later, as the best pilot, she was transferred to the 65th Guards Fighter Regiment. On July 17, 1943, the guard junior lieutenant Antonina Lebedeva did not return from the combat mission, and for 39 years she was considered missing. Only in 1982, according to the wreckage of the aircraft, personal weapons, and miraculously preserved documents, it was found that during the days of the Oryol-Kursk operation over the village of Betovo, the Yak-9 fighter, Antonina Lebedeva's plane, crashed.
This is a nice reproduction of an original WW2  photograph
New print on high quality Fujifilm Photo Paper (
Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper - Glossy paper
- Glossy paper)
produced in a Professional Fujifilm Photographic
Laboratory
Size: 103 X 153 mm (about
4"x6")
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