Breguet Br.960 Vultur
A mixed-power carrier attack prototype that directly influenced the later Breguet Alizé anti-submarine aircraft.
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Bréguet XIV
A fast and durable French two-seat aircraft built in reconnaissance and bomber variants and notable for extensive use of light-alloy structure.
Brewster F2A Buffalo
An early U.S. Navy monoplane carrier fighter that also saw extensive foreign service and combat.
Brewster SB2A Buccaneer
An American dive-bomber program produced for U.S. and Allied use but largely relegated to training and secondary duties.
Bristol Beaufighter
A British twin-engine heavy fighter that became a major night-fighter and maritime-strike aircraft during World War II.
Bristol Beaufort
A British monoplane designed for general reconnaissance and torpedo bombing and subsequently used across several maritime theaters.
Bristol Blenheim
A fast British light bomber developed from a civil design and widely used for bombing, reconnaissance, and night-fighter conversions.
Bristol Bulldog
A highly maneuverable British biplane fighter that became the RAF’s standard home-defence fighter around the turn of the 1930s.
Bristol F.2 Fighter
A two-seat British fighter introduced in 1917 that proved highly effective when flown aggressively and subsequently served in escort, reconnaissance and ground-attack roles.
Bristol M.1
A fast British single-seat monoplane fighter of 1916 whose strong performance was offset by institutional distrust of monoplanes and limited operational adoption.
British Aerospace EAP
A flown advanced-fighter technology demonstrator that validated unstable canard-delta aerodynamics, digital fly-by-wire, advanced materials, and systems later applied to Eurofighter.
British Aerospace Sea Harrier
A navalized Harrier derivative optimized for fleet air defense and strike from small aircraft carriers.
Britten-Norman Defender
A military Islander development configured for surveillance, patrol, and armed counterinsurgency roles.
CAC Boomerang
An Australian-designed wartime fighter developed rapidly from the Wirraway industrial base and later used effectively for army cooperation.
CAC CA-15 Kangaroo
An advanced Australian piston-fighter prototype developed at the end of World War II and flown in 1946.
CAC/PAC JF-17 Thunder
A China-Pakistan lightweight multirole fighter developed for air-defense and strike missions and subsequently fielded in operational combat units.
Canadair CL-41 Tutor / Tebuan family
A jet trainer family whose armed Tebuan variant was acquired for operational light-attack and counterinsurgency service.
CANT Z.1007 Alcione
A three-engine Italian medium bomber used extensively by the Regia Aeronautica during World War II.