List of World War II aces from the Soviet Union

This is a list of fighter aces in World War II from the Soviet Union.

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Name	Total	Individual victories	shared victories	Notes	References
Grigory Rechkalov	65	61	4	Or 56 solo and 5 shared.[1]	[2]
Ivan Kozhedub	64	64	—	Estimates vary slightly, but all credit him with at least 60 solo.	[3][4]
Nikolai Gulaev	60	55	5	—	[5]
Kirill Yevstigneyev	56	53	3	—	[6]
Dmitry Glinka	50	50	—	—	[7]
Alexander Pokryshkin	49	45	4	Estimates widely vary; recent estimates tend to be less than official Soviet accounts.	[8]
Amet-khan Sultan	49	30	19	—	[9][10]
Alexander Koldunov	47	46	1	—	[11]
Nikolai Skomorokhov	47	44	3	Other sources indicate two shared kills[12]	[13]
Arseny Vorozheykin	46	45	1	Also gained aerial victories in the battle for Khalkhin Gol	[14]
Andrey Borovykh	46	29	17	—	[15]
Vladimir Serov	45	39	6	Including one aerial ramming.	[16]
Vladimir Lavrinenkov	43	36	7	Some sources indicate 11 shared kills.[17]	[18]
Aleksey Ryazanov	43	31	12	Some sources indicate 16 instead of 12 shared kills.[19]	[20]
Fyodor Arkhipenko	43	28	15	—	[21]
Nikolai Krasnov	42	41	1	Other estimates indicate up to 44 solo shootdowns.	[22]
Sergey Morgunov	41	41	—	—	[23]
Mikhail Pivovarov	41	40	1	—	[24]
Ivan Stepanenko	41	32	9	—	[25]
Vitaly Popkov	40	40	—	—	[26][27]
Ivan Babak	40	35	5	—	[28]
Pyotr Gnido	40	34	6	—	[29]
Mikhail Komelkov	40	33	7	—	[30]
Andrey Baklan	41	20	21	Or 17 solo and one shared.	[31]
Ivan Likhobabin	39	32	7	—	[32]
Pavel Kamozin	38	34	4	—	[33]
Valentin Makarov	38	28	10	—	[34]
Ivan Maslov	38	23	15	—	[35]
Ivan Fyodorov	37	37	—	Including one aerial ramming	[36]
Nikolai Artamonov	37	28	9	—	[37]
Ilya Shmelyov	37	27	10	Or 26 solo and one shared.	[38]
Vasily Mikhalyov	37	23	14	Or 22 solo and four shared.	[39]
Aleksey Smirnov	36	35	1	—	[40]
Aleksandr Karpov	36	27	9	—	[41]
Konstantin Kovalyov	36	22	14	Or 19 solo and 12 shared.	[42]
Sergey Lugansky	35	34	1	Other sources indicate 36 solo and two shared.	[43]
Fyodor Chubukov	35	30	5	—	[44]
Andrey Kulagin	35	30	5	—	[45]
Aleksey Alelyukhin	34	28	6	—	[46]
Mikhail Mudrov	34	26	8	Estimates slightly vary.	[47]
Vladimir Bobrov	34	23	11	—	[48]
Stepan Novichkov	34	33	1	—	[49]
Aleksandr Klubov	34	31	3	—	[50]
Vladimir Merkulov	33	29	4	—	[51]
Konstantin Novikov	33	28	5	Other estimates include 28 solo and 3 shared, or alternatively 31 solo and nine shared.	[52]
Pavel Babaylov	33	27	6	—	[53]
Nikolai Zelenov	33	24	9	—	[54]
Nikolai Ignatev	33	22	11	Includes one aerial ramming.	[55]
Nikolai Kuznetsov	33	21	12	—	[56]
Pavel Tarasov	32	31	1	—	[57]
Mikhail Zelyonkin	32	28	4	—	[58]
Ivan Romanenko	32	29	3	—	[59]
Anatoly Grachyov	32	25	7	—	[60]
Aleksandr Lobanov	32	24	8	—	[61]
Aleksey Reshetov	32	22	10	—	[62]
Aleksandr Dyachkov	31	30	1	—	[63]
Sergey Glinkin	31	30	1	Plus one aerostat.	[64]
Pavel Golovachev	31	30	1	—	[65]
Ivan Kravtsov	31	27	4	—	[66]
Ivan Zudilov	31	26	5	—	[67]
Viktor Nagornyy	31	25	6	—	[68]
Aleksandr Kochetov	31	20	11	—	[69]
Viktor Kirilyuk	30	29	1	—	[70]
Vasily Kurochkin	30	27	3	—	[71]
Aleksandr Lavrenov	30	27	3	—	[72]
Pyotr Likholetov	30	23	7	—	[73]
Ivan Borisov	30	22	8	—	[74]
Aleksey Murashev	30	22	8	—	[75]
Andrey Chirkov	30	22	8	—	[76]
Vasily Markov	29	29	—	—	[77]
Mikhail Sachkov	29	29	—	—	[78]
Boris Glinka	29	27	2	—	[79]
Shalva Kiriya	29	27	2	—	[80]
Aleksandr Kumanichkin	29	27	2	—	[81]
Anatoly Tyutin	29	27	2	—	[82]
Nikolai Kitaev	29	24	5	—	[83]
Nikolai Rudenko	29	24	5	—	[84]
Aleksey Gubanov	29	23	6	—	[85]
Ilya Pavlovsky	29	20	9	—	[86]
Aleksey Solomatin	29	13	16	Or six shared	[87]
Dmitry Medvedev	29	14	15	—	[88]
Sergey Gorelov	28	27	1	—	[89]
Ivan Kornienko	28	26	2	—	[90]
Spartak Makovsky	28	25	3	—	[91]
Ivan Sytov	28	25	3	—	[92]
Mikhail Pogorelov	28	23	5		[93]
Pavel Kutakhov	28	12	16	—	[94]
Igor Kaberov	28	10	18	—	[95]
Boris Kovzan	28	28	—	Four individual kills were aerial rammings. Ace status disputed; not listed in Bykov's collection of aces.	[96]
Sergey Safronov	28	24	4	—	[97]
Nikolai Dunaev	28	21	7	—	[98]
Viktor Yashin	27	26	1	—	[99]
Yegor Vasilevsky	27	25	2	—	[100]
Valentin Vedeneev	27	24	3	—	[101]
Aleksandr Laukhin	27	24	3	—	[102]
Arkady Kovachevich	27	20	7	—	[103]
Pyotr Pokryshev	27	18	9	Other sources credit more unconfirmed kills.[104]	[105]
Nikolai Gusarov	27	16	11	—	[106]
Aleksey Churilin	26	26	—	—	[107]
Pavel Dolgaryov	26	26	—	—	[108]
Ivan Leonovich	26	26	—	—	[109]
Akop Manukyan	26	26	—	—	[110]
Boris Rogov	26	26	—	—	[111]
Ivan Sklyarov	26	26	—	—	[112]
Pyotr Grishchenko	26	25	1	—	[113]
Andrey Trud	26	25	1	—	[114]
Pavel Chepinoga	26	25	1	—	[115]
Ivan Kuznetsov	26	23	3	—	[116]
Vasily Barsukov	26	22	4	—	[117]
Aleksandr Sitkovsky	25	25	—	—	[118]
Aleksey Yegorov	25	25	—	—	[119]
Dmitry Yermakov	25	25	—	—	[120]
Vasily Bondarenko	25	24	1	—	[121]
Ivan Gorbunov	25	24	1	—	[122]
Anatoly Kozhevnikov	25	23	2	—	[123]
Viktor Suvirov	25	23	2	—	[124]
Konstantin Krasavin	25	22	3	—	[125]
Pavel Muravyov	25	22	3	—	[126]
Boris Safonov	25	20	5	Western sources typically indicate a higher tally.[127]	[128][129]
Mikhail Baranov	24	24	—	—	[130]
Vladimir Denisenko	24	24	—	—	[131]
Ivan Laveykin	24	24	—	—	[132]
Vasily Merkushev	24	24	—	—	[133]
Ivan Popov	24	24	—	—	[134]
Vasily Zaitsev	24	24	—	Also credited with having 34 personal and 19 shared victories.[135]	[136]
Ivan Borisenko	24	23	1	—	[137]
Ivan Tabakov	24	23	1	—	[138]
Yevgeny Savitsky	24	22	2	Or eighteen solo and one shared.	[139]
Viktor Aleksandryuk	24	21	3	—	[140]
Arkady Fyodorov	24	20	4	Estimates vary slightly.	[141]
Lev Shestakov	24	16	8	Does not include two solo plus one shared victory from Spanish Civil War.	[142]
Aleksey Khlobystov	24	6	18	Some estimates credit 7 solo and 24 shared consisting of three instead of two aerial rammings.[143]	[144]
Vazgen Oganesov	23	23	—	—	[145]
Vasily Rogozhin	23	23	—	—	[146]
Nikolai Surnev	23	23	—	—	[147]
Mikhail Mazan	23	20	3	—	[148]
Fyodor Mitrofanov	23	20	3	—	[149]
Nikolai Pechyonyy	23	20	3	—	[150]
Vasily Sidorenkov	23	20	3	—	[151]
Aleksandr Bastrikov	23	22	1	—	[152]
Pavel Gavrilin	23	22	1	—	[153]
Konstantin Komardinkin	23	22	1	—	[154]
Aleksandr Bilyukin	23	21	2	—	[155]
Nikolai Bykasov	23	21	2	—	[156]
Semyon Kratinov	23	21	2	—	[157]
Leonty Slizen	23	21	2	—	[158]
Leonid Bykovets	23	19	4	—	[159]
Mikhail Kuznetsov	23	19	4	Possibly one shared.	[56]
Ivan Kleshchyov	23	13	10	—	[160]
Viktor Dudnichenko	22	22	—	—	[161]
Anatoly Konstantinov	22	22	—	—	[162]
Viktor Merenkov	22	22	—	—	[163]
Vitaly Mikryukov	22	22	—	—	[164]
Nikolai Miokov	22	22	—	—	[165]
Konstantin Sukhov	22	22	—	—	[166]
Vladimir Yegorovich	22	22	—	—	[167]
Ilya Andrianov	22	21	1	—
Pyotr Nikonorov	22	21	1	—
Leonid Ryzhy	22	21	1	—
Fyodor Shikunov	22	21	1	—	[168]
Dmitry Ashchaulov	22	20	2	—	[169]
Sergey Burnazyan	22	20	2	—	[170]
Aleksandr Karasyov	22	20	2	Gained additional shootdowns in the Korean war.	[171]
Nikolai Lavitsky	22	20	2	—	[172]
Nikolai Pinchuk	22	20	2	—	[173]
Nikolai Naydyonov	22	18	4	—	[174]
Sergey Ivanov	21	21	—	—	[175]
Nikolai Leonov	21	21	—	—	[176]
Vyacheslav Sirotin	21	21	—	—	[177]
Aleksandr Vybornov	21	21	—	—	[178]
Aleksandr Karaev	21	20	1	—	[179]
Sergey Lazarev	21	20	1	—	[180]
Andrey Fedotov	21	20	1	—	[181]
Vasily Ziborov	21	20	1	—	[182]
Oleg Smirnov	21	21	—	—	[183]
Andrey Girich	21	17	4	—	[184]
Chichiko Bendeliani	21	9	12	—	[185]
Nikolai Belousov	20	20	—	—	[186]
Dmitry Gudkov	20	20	—	—	[187]
Adil Guliyev	20	20	—	—	[188]
Vasily Mukhin	20	20	—	—	[189]
Yakov Ovodov	20	20	—	—	[190]
Vladimir Semyonov	20	20	—	—	[191]
Ivan Somov	20	20	—	—	[192]
Aleksandr Shishkin	20	20	—	—	[193]
Ivan Vitkovsky	20	20	—	—	[194]
Ivan Vishnyakov	20	20	—	—	[195]
Aleksandr Voronko	20	20	—	—	[196]
Pyotr Yakubovsky	20	20	—	—	[197]
Boris Zhigulyonkov	20	20	—	—	[198]
Pyotr Bazanov	20	18	2	—	[199]
Nikolai Shutt	20	18	2	—	[200]
Alim Baisultanov	18	5	13	—	[201]
Georgy Baevsky	19	19	—	—	[202]
Daniil Barchenkov	19	19	—	Estimates vary slightly, with some indicating 21 shootdowns.	[117]
Georgy Kuzmin	19	18	1	Estimates vary slightly, with some indicating 21 solo and 7 shared.	[203]
Shamil Abdrashitov	18	18	—	—	[204]
Alexander Kabiskoy	17	17	—	Includes one aerostat.	[205]
Ivan Kuzmichyov	17	15	2	—	[206]
Semyon Bychkov	15	10	5	Taken prisoner, served in Luftwaffe, and executed by USSR for treason on 4 November 1946.	[207]
Luka Muravitsky	15	5	10	—	[208]
Stepan Bakhaev	15	12	3	Gained additional shootdowns in the Korean War.	[209]
Anatoly Morozov	14	11	3	—	[210]
Vasily Afonin	13	11	2	Possibly 14 solo and 3 shared.	[211]
Georgy Lobov	13	10	3	Counts vary slightly. Credited with additional shootdowns during the Korean War.	[212]
Ivan Taranenko	13	6	7	Ace status disputed, some indicate only four solo and three shared.	[213]
Emir Chalbash	12	8	4	Some credit 11 solo and 6 shared.	[214]
Zakhar Sorokin	11	11	—	—	[215]
Aleksandr Babaev	10	9	1	—	[216]
Aleksandr Gridnev	9	5	4	—	[217]
Lydia Litvyak	8	5	3	Does not include one observation balloon. Counts vary significantly.	[218]
Aleksey Maresyev	7	7	—	Other sources report up to 11 shootdowns	[219]
Aleksandr Avdeev	5	5	—	—	[220]

See also

• Category:Soviet World War II flying aces
• List of World War II aces by country

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