Wwii fighter planes

During World War II battles were waged as much in the air as they were on the ground. It was not uncommon for fighter pilots to be faced against forces that were five or six times their own. One skilled pilot could take on half a dozen inexperienced pilots and…

Mosquito, with 6 Pounder cannon for anti shipping/U-Boats.

For the most part, the aircraft at the top of the WW II era are easily accessible and known by anyone who has studied, or even lived, the era. However,

From double-decker layouts to wingspans longer than football fields to six-engine rigs — it’s amazing that some of these aircraft can even get off the ground in the first place. When a plane is taller than a five-story building, it’s no longer a plane, it’s a spectacle. Here are the biggest military aircraft to ever hit the skies.

The story of Lady Be Good has haunted people for decades. She is one of the only lost World War II planes to be discovered, and the fate of her crew has harrowed people for decades.

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There can be no doubt about the fact that World War II is passing out of living memory. However, it remains one of the most iconic conflicts in the West,

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WWII gave historians quite a bit to talk about. Your history book covers a lot, but there are some overlooked stories that are inspiring and remarkable. These ace pilots are legendary.

Now That's A Beautiful Sight. Few things are cooler than a low flyby, especially if they're fast! On the other hand, it also depends on the plane. We've seen plenty of modern day jets do that as well (that's what fighter pilots do), however, seeing a B-52 Stratofortress like this is something else.