The Be-2 is a Soviet amphibious aircraft designed in the 1940s, primarily used for reconnaissance and transport missions. It features a high-wing monoplane design and can take off and land on both water and land, making it versatile for various environments. Equipped with a powerful engine, the Be-2 can carry a small payload and accommodate a pilot and a few passengers. Its design reflects the engineering innovations of the time, contributing to the development of other aircraft in the Soviet Union during the post-World War II era.