Name | Lost over three years (units) | Imported into the USSR by July 1st, 1944 (units) | Fraction of losses covered by imports (%) |
Planes | 30,128 | 13,270 | 44.6 |
Tanks | 49,000 | 8,380 | 17.0 |
Artillery (excluding naval) | 48,000 | 7,538 | 15.4 |
"
"A query on the deliveries to the USSR as a fraction of British and American production from 1941 to 1944
Item Name
|
Country
|
Time period
|
Produced
|
Delivered
|
Percentage delivered of produced
|
Planes
|
USA
|
1941-1944
|
249478
|
12553 [1]
|
5.03
|
Britain
|
1941-1943
|
78000
|
3638 [2]
|
4.66
|
|
Tanks
|
USA
|
1941-1943
|
102500
|
5378
|
5.25
|
Britain
|
1941-1943
|
About 20000
|
3552 [3]
|
17.76
|
|
Artillery
|
USA
|
1941-1943
|
500000
|
6263
|
1.25
|
Notes:
[1] Including airplanes delivered by the British
[2] Delivered only by the British, not counting deliveries by the USA on Britain's behalf
[3] Delivered only from Britain, not counting deliveries by Canada on Britain's behalf"
Hmm, very interesting. Are there any notes in the original document concerning how they arrived at the figures they use? The figures for Soviet tank losses are lower than most sources claim. The figures for US tank production are a bit exaggerated.
ReplyDeletePublished data is different. 10,134 Lend lease tanks through June 1944.
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