Ramming Survivability?
Just out of curiosity, is there a realistic chance of the ramming pilot surviving such an attack? I know that pilots could and would parachute out of their planes successfully during WWII, could that be done successfully if the pilot has just rammed another plane, and maybe sheered off the opponents wing? Soviet Planes tended to be made of a lot more steel than German ones due to the aluminum shortage, meaning they should be relatively more durable, and relatively more likely to hold together.
However, if ramming is tantamount to suicide, how are Red Army commanders supposed to motivate the men to go kamikaze on the Germans? These are Russians fighting for a secular and godless regime, not Japanese Shinto practitioners indoctrinated by the Bushido ethos. Its not as if the commissar can promise them a one way ticket to workers paradise! Other than threatening to shoot the pilot's family, I cannot guess how pilots are going to be encouraged to commit suicide en mass.