Warplanes Codexery

A source-cited reference to warplanes

Warplanes (22)

• Supermarine Spitfire — The iconic British single-seat fighter that defined air combat from the Battle of Britain through World War II.
• P-51 Mustang — The long-range fighter that helped secure Allied air superiority.
• Messerschmitt Bf 109 — The most produced fighter aircraft in history.
• F-16 Fighting Falcon — The F-16 Fighting Falcon: a versatile multirole fighter that has served as a mainstay of U.S. and allied air forces…
• F-22 Raptor — America's premier air superiority fighter, combining stealth, speed, and advanced avionics.
• F-35 Lightning II — American family of supersonic stealth strike fighters.
• B-17 Flying Fortress — The American four-engined heavy bomber that dropped more bombs than any other aircraft in World War II.
• B-29 Superfortress — American heavy bomber that delivered atomic bombs in combat.
• SR-71 Blackbird — The Mach 3+ Blackbird that outran threats and set world records.
• A-10 Thunderbolt II — Dedicated close air support aircraft, known as the Warthog.
• MiG-21 — The most-produced supersonic jet fighter in history, still serving seven decades after its maiden flight.
• A6M Zero — The legendary carrier fighter that dominated early Pacific skies.
• Hawker Hurricane — British fighter that inflicted 60% of Luftwaffe losses in the Battle of Britain.
• B-2 Spirit — The stealth bomber that redefined strategic air power.
• F-14 Tomcat — The Grumman F-14 Tomcat: America's premier carrier-based air superiority fighter.
• Eurofighter Typhoon — European multinational twin-engine supersonic canard delta wing fighter.
• Su-27 — Soviet heavy fighter designed to counter US fourth-generation jets.
• AH-64 Apache — American twin-turboshaft attack helicopter introduced in 1986.
• UH-1 Huey — First turbine-powered U.S. military helicopter, widely used in Vietnam.
• C-130 Hercules — A versatile four-engined turboprop military transport aircraft.
• V-22 Osprey — The first production tiltrotor aircraft, combining helicopter and turboprop capabilities.
• P-38 Lightning — Twin-boom fighter used across all roles in World War II.

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