Editing Yakovlev Yak-9 (section)

==Operators==
;{{flagcountry|People's Republic of Albania|1946}}
* [[Albanian Air Force]] received 72 aircraft in 1947, including 12 Yak-9V trainers.
;{{flag|People's Republic of Bulgaria|1946|name=Bulgaria}}
* [[Bulgarian Air Force]]
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* [[People's Liberation Army Air Force]]
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* [[French Air Force]] (''Armée de l'Air'')
** ''[[Normandie-Niemen]]'' squadron
;{{flag|Hungarian People's Republic|1949|name=Hungary}}
* [[Hungarian Air Force]] received aircraft in 1949. The type's Hungarian name was "Vércse" (Kestrel).
;{{flag|Mongolian People's Republic|name=Mongolia}} received 34 aircraft in late June 1945.
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* [[North Korean Air Force]]
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* [[Air Force of the Polish Army]]
* [[Polish Air Force]] operated several aircraft from 1947 to 1953.
* [[Polish Navy]]
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* [[Soviet Air Force]]
* [[Soviet Air Defence Forces]]
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* [[SFR Yugoslav Air Force]] – 16 Yak-9T, 40 Yak-9P, 47 Yak-9D/M and 68 Yak-9V aircraft in 1944–1950/1960<ref>Yugoslav Air Force 1942–1992, Bojan Dimitrijevic, Belgrade 2006</ref>
** [[111th Fighter Aviation Regiment]] (1947–1948)
** [[112th Fighter Aviation Regiment]] (1947–1948)
** [[94th Fighter Aviation Regiment]] (1948–1952)
** [[116th Fighter Aviation Regiment]] (1948–1950)
** [[117th Fighter Aviation Regiment]] (1948–1950)
** [[141st Training Aviation Regiment]] (1952–1953)
** [[2nd Training Aviation Regiment]] (1946–1948)
** [[101st Fighter-Training Aviation Regiment]] (1948–1950)
** [[103rd Reconnaissance Aviation Regiment]] (1950–1951)
** [[104th Training Aviation Regiment]] (1948–1950)
** [[Training Squadron of 32nd Aviation Division]] (1953–1959)
** [[Training Squadron of 39th Aviation Division]] (1953–1959)
** [[Training Squadron of 44th Aviation Division]] (1953–1954)