Warplanes 1-22
22 entries in the Warplanes compendium.
Supermarine SpitfireBritish single-seat fighter used by the Royal Air Force and other Allied countries throughP-51 MustangAmerican long-range fighter and fighter-bomber used in WWII and Korea.Messerschmitt Bf 109One of the most produced fighters in history, backbone of Luftwaffe.F-16 Fighting FalconA multirole fighter evolved from a lightweight day fighter design.F-22 RaptorThe Lockheed Martin–Boeing F-22 Raptor is an American twin-engine, jet-powered, all-weatheF-35 Lightning IIAmerican family of supersonic stealth strike fighters.B-17 Flying FortressAmerican four-engined heavy bomber of World War II.B-29 SuperfortressAmerican heavy bomber that delivered atomic bombs in combat.SR-71 BlackbirdThe Lockheed SR-71 'Blackbird' is a retired long-range, high-altitude, Mach 3+ strategic rA-10 Thunderbolt IIDedicated close air support aircraft, known as the Warthog.MiG-21Soviet supersonic jet fighter and interceptor, widely exported.A6M ZeroA dominant carrier fighter that defined early Pacific air combat.Hawker HurricaneBritish fighter that inflicted 60% of Luftwaffe losses in the Battle of Britain.B-2 SpiritThe Northrop B-2 Spirit is an American nuclear-capable subsonic stealth strategic bomber, F-14 TomcatVariable-sweep wing fighter serving as U.S. Navy's primary interceptor until 2006.Eurofighter TyphoonEuropean multinational twin-engine supersonic canard delta wing fighter.Su-27Soviet heavy fighter designed to counter US fourth-generation jets.AH-64 ApacheAmerican twin-turboshaft attack helicopter introduced in 1986.UH-1 HueyFirst turbine-powered U.S. military helicopter, widely used in Vietnam.C-130 HerculesA versatile four-engined turboprop military transport aircraft.V-22 OspreyFirst production tiltrotor combining helicopter and turboprop capabilities.P-38 LightningTwin-boom fighter used across all roles in World War II.
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