Editing Polikarpov Po-2 (section)

==Operators==
{{acopmap|Po-2|Po-2 operators}}
[[File:Po-2LNB PICT0044.jpg|thumb|U-2LNB night attack aircraft of the Polish 2nd Night Bomber Regiment "Kraków"<br />(in [[Polish Aviation Museum]])]]
[[File:Polikarpov Po 2.jpg|thumb|Polikarpov Po-2 with Yugoslav markings, [[Museum of Aviation in Belgrade]], [[Serbia]] ]]

;{{ALB}}
*[[Albanian Air Force]] received 78 aircraft between 1950-1966 and operated them until 1985.<ref name="wafhl">"[http://www.worldairforces.com/Countries/countriesindex.html "Historical Listings."] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120716224643/http://www.worldairforces.com/Countries/countriesindex.html |date=2012-07-16 }} ''worldairforces.com''. Retrieved: 18 August 2010.</ref><ref name="Smith" />
;{{BUL}}
*[[Bulgarian Air Force]] - 10 aircraft in 1949-1969<ref>Hayles, John.[http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/waf/bulgaria/bulg-af-all-time.htm "Bulgarian Air Force Aircraft Types - All-Time Listing."] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080122143236/http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/waf/bulgaria/bulg-af-all-time.htm |date=2008-01-22 }} ''Aeroflight.co.uk,'' 10 November 2005. Retrieved: 29 May 2008.</ref>
*Civilian aviation
;{{PRC}}
*[[People's Liberation Army Air Force]]
;{{CZS}}
*[[Czechoslovak Air Force]] designated as K-62
*[[Slov-Air]]
;{{FIN}}
*[[Finnish Air Force]]
;{{FRA}}
*[[Free French Air Force]] operated Po-2s in the ''[[Normandie-Niemen]]'' unit.<ref name="Smith" />
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* Luftwaffe operated ''Beuteflugzeug'' captured aircraft, mainly by clandestine special units such as the [[Sonderverband Brandenburg]].<ref name="Smith" />
;{{DDR}}
*[[Kasernierte Volkspolizei|Barracked People's Police]]
*[[Air Forces of the National People's Army|East German Air Force]]
*[[Gesellschaft für Sport und Technik|Sport and Technology Association]] - used as glider tugs and parachute dropping aircraft until 1968.
;{{HUN}}
*[[Hungarian Air Force]]
*The [[Hungarian Sport Bureau]] operated some aircraft before the [[1956 Hungarian Revolution]]; Three confirmed were in [[Dunakeszi]], one confirmed in [[Kisapostag]].<ref name="Smith" />
;{{MGL}}
*[[MIAT Mongolian Airlines]]
*[[Mongolian People's Army Air Force]] - twenty aircraft acquired between 1932 and 1963.<ref name="Smith" />

;{{PRK}}
*[[Korean People's Air Force]]
;{{POL}}
*[[Air Force of the Polish Army]] (after 1947 [[Polish Air Force]])
*[[LOT Polish Airlines]] - Five Po-2 operated in 1945–1946, 20 CSS-13 for aerospraying in 1953–1956.<ref>Jońca, Adam. ''Samoloty linii lotniczych 1945-1956''. Warsaw: WKiŁ, 1985. {{ISBN|83-206-0529-6}}.</ref>
*[[Aeroklub Polski]]
*[[Polish Air Ambulance Service]]
*[[Polish Navy]]
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*[[Romanian Air Force]] received 45 aircraft in 1949
*Civilian aviation
;{{USSR}}
*[[Soviet Air Force]]
*[[Aeroflot]]
*[[OSOAVIAKhIM]]
*[[DOSAAF]]
;{{TUR}}
*[[Turkish Air League]] (''Turk Hava Kurumu'') received two U-2s which were given to Turkey as a gift from Russia in 1933 on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Turkish Republic.<ref name="Smith" />
;{{YUG}}
*[[SFR Yugoslav Air Force]] - 120 aircraft in 1944–1959<ref>Yugoslav Air Force 1942-1992, Bojan Dimitrijevic, Belgrade 2006</ref>
**[[1st Transport Aviation Regiment]] (1944–1948)
**[[1st Training Aviation Regiment]] (1945–1952)
**[[2nd Training Aviation Regiment]] (1946–1948)
**[[184th Light Night Bomber Aviation Regiment]] (1948–1952)
**[[Liaison Squadron of 1st Military district]] (1952–1959)
**[[Liaison Squadron of 3rd Military district]] (1952–1959)
**[[Liaison Squadron of 5th Military district]] (1952–1959)
**[[Liaison Squadron of 7th Military district]] (1952–1959)
**[[Liaison Squadron of 3rd Aviation Corps]] (1950–1956)
*[[Letalski center Maribor]] (Civil operator)