Aeroprogress/ROKS-Aero/Khrunichev-Aviateknika T-projects

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Under the Aeroprogress, ROKS-Aero, and Khrunichev flags many projects with a T.... number have appeared over the years. Last count I have is at least 69, several of which were actually built (T-101, T-411 etc.).
Is anyone able to explain the relationship between these companies or when they were named or renamed or founded etc. Seems the Khrunichev organisation played a major role.
Thank you for answering this simple question ;D
 
Excellent question, walter. Maybe ucon may give us insight into the relationships of these entities. Further, why do these aircraft have a T- designation?
 
We have it in this topic;


http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,8954.msg160344.html#msg160344
 
igor-mich said:
http://www.reaa.ru/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?num=1228396393/all

Unfortunately, I am experiencing issues like Stargazer2006, does this topic explain the relationships between Aeroprogress, ROKS-Aero, and Khrunichev, igor-mich?
 
Until someone can come up with a satisfying explanation to the Aeroprogress/Khrunichev puzzle, here is my attempt at a very basic list. Can anyone add to it?

T-21 Sapsan (Peregrine)

T-101 Grach (Rook)
T-101B Grach (Rook)
T-101P Grach (Rook)
T-101L Grach (Rook)
T-101S Grach (Rook)
T-101W Grach (Rook)
T-101SKh Rostok (Sprout)
T-102
T-103
T-104
T-105
T-106 Orel-2 (Eagle-2)
T-108 Zolotoy Orel (Golden Eagle)
T-110
T-112
T-115 Niva (Cornfield)
T-121 Grif (Griffon)
T-130 Fregat (Frigate)
T-132

T-201 Aist (Stork)
T-202DP Dyupek (DuoPack)
T-203 Pchela (Bee)
T-204 Kondor (Condor)
T-205 Vostochney Karavan (Eastern Caravan)
T-207
T-208 Orel (Eagle)
T-210 Severney Karavan (Northern Caravan)
T-211 Zhuravl (Crane)
T-214
T-230 Fregat (Frigate)
T-274 Titan (Titan)
T-282

T-301 Vorobey (Sparrow)
T-311 Mukha (Fly)

T-401 Sokol (Falcon)
T-401V Sokol (Falcon)
T-401R Sokol (Falcon)
T-402
T-403 Synitsa (Tomtit)
T-404 Sokol (Falcon)
T-407 Skvorets (Starling)
T-409
T-410 Sokol (Falcon)
T-411 Aist-2 (Stork-2)
T-411 Aist-3 (Stork-3)
T-411L
T-411M
T-411N
T-411P
T-411U
T-411SP
Т-411SKh Lehkiy (Easy)
T-412
T-413
T-414
T-415 Snegir (Bullfinch)
T-417 Pegas (Pegasus)
T-419 Pchela(Bee)
T-420 Strizh (Swift)
T-421 Rossomakha (Wolverine)
T-422 Yastreb (Hawk)
T-422A Yastreb (Hawk)
T-422M Yastreb (Hawk)
T-423

T-425
T-430 Sprinter
T-431 Korsar (Corsair)
T-431-1
T-432
T-433 Flamingo (Flamingo)
T-434
T-435 Pelikan (Pelican)
T-437 Baklan (Gannet)
T-440 Merkuriy (Mercury)
T-441SKh Ovod (Gadfly)
T-443
T-450
T-451 Zhavoronok (Lark) [also known as the Lapland L-451]
T-452 Katalina (Catalina) or Pelikan (Pelican)
T-453 Amur (Cupid)
T-455 [also known as the Sukhoi S-84]
T-471 [also known as the Lapland A-471]
T-472
T-481
T-491

T-501 Strizh (Swift)[maybe also Lider (Leader)]
T-501M Bumerang
(Boomerang)
T-502
T-503
T-504 Borets (Wrestler)
T-505 Strekoza (Dragonfly)
T-507
T-507-3 [also known as the AT-3]
T-510
T-511 Aist-M (Stork-M)
T-515
T-517 Fermer (Farmer)
T-520
T-521 Brigantina-1 (Brigantine-1)
T-525
T-527
T-531

T-551
T-571

T-601
T-602 Orel-2 (Eagle-2)
T-602A Orel-2 (Eagle-2)
T-603 Garpun
(Harpoon)
T-604
T-610 Voyazh (Voyage)
T-610B Voyazh (Voyage)
T-611

T-612
T-613
T-614

T-618

T-620 Korshun (Kite)
T-621
T-680

T-701 Kondor
(Condor)
T-702 Kometa
(Comet), Stayer (?)
T-704
T-710 Anakonda (Anaconda) (dubbed the "Broncoski" by Western observers)
T-711
T-712
T-720
T-724 Gorney Orel (Mount Eagle)
T-730 [perhaps based on a Sukhoi project]
T-752 Shtyk (Bayonet) (apparently the same as the T-712)
T-755

T-902
T-910 Kuryer (Courier)
T-910-2 Kuryer (Courier)

T-1001


T-2000 Barakuda (Barracuda)
T-2002 = AMS-500 Korvet (Corvette)
T-2010
T-2072
T-2401
T-2402 Dinozavr (Dinosaur)
T-2414
 
There is also;


T-106
T-110
T-121
T-132
T-201
T-205
T-274
T-282
T-311
T-402
T-403
T-404
T-409
T-413
T-430
T-434
T-450
T-451
T-453
T-471
T-472
T-502
T-505
T-520
T-521
T-525
T-571
T-712
T-724
T-1001
T-2000
T-2010
T-2072
 
While you prepared this answer I already updated the list with some info... Thanks for the additions, anyway! Sources would be appreciated.

hesham said:
T-106 now added
T-110 now added
T-121 now added
T-132 now added
T-201 now added
T-205 was there but mislabeled
T-274 now added
T-282 now added
T-311 already added
T-402 already added
T-403 already added
T-404 already added
T-409
T-413 now added
T-430 already added
T-434 now added
T-450 already added
T-451 already added
T-453 already added
T-471 already added
T-472 already added
T-502 now added
T-505 now added
T-520 now added
T-521 already added
T-525 already added
T-571 already added
T-712 now added
T-724 now added
T-1001 already added
T-2000 now added
T-2010 now added
T-2072 apparently a mistake for T-2002
 
Hi Stargazer,


I want the list to be completing,and for the sources its many sites and books,
I can mention all of them now.
 
Okay, I've added most of the ones you mentioned, hesham (I actually had them on my computer but had missed out one major source document).

However, I'm still in need of sources for the following:
  • T-409
  • T-502
  • T-520
  • T-2000
  • T-2010
I believe "T-2072" is a mistake for T-2002 (just go back to the appropriate topic and you'll see the correct designation in the photo).
I believe "T-712" is a mistake for T-752, as evidenced by the comparison of related images, showing the project to be identical.
 
Quite a few additions today...
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Only your "T-409" remains unfound now, so I guess it was a mistake. The rest have been incorporated.

Soon a DETAILED list with a short description of each type...
 
Hi all!
All the T-series projects, under whatever label - are creations of the same design team. It was established about 1990 and included about 30 employees (most of them came from Sukhoi, some from Mikoyan and Myasischev). The chief designer was Yevgeniy Grunin, known for his 1973-built ESKA-1 light ekranoplane.

Since 1995 to 2009, the OKB was placed on the territory of Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center and was known as Khrunichev-Aviatekhnika.
 

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