Fairey Battle
A single-engine British light bomber introduced into RAF service in 1937 and heavily committed during the 1940 campaign in France.
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A single-engine British light bomber introduced into RAF service in 1937 and heavily committed during the 1940 campaign in France.
A two-seat British carrier fighter operated by the Fleet Air Arm in the early years of World War II.
A Dutch twin-engine bomber used in the defense of the Netherlands during the German invasion of May 1940.
German captured French tank designations — Germany / France. Open the vehicle profile in the Trackpads Armor Archive.
A British single-seat fighter that matured into a powerful low-level fighter-bomber and battlefield-interdiction aircraft.
A French single-engine floatplane torpedo bomber used by naval aviation in 1940 and later under Vichy and Free French control.
A Soviet wooden-structure fighter that became a major early-war production type and the basis for the radial-engine La-5.
Light Tank Mk VII Tetrarch / A17 — United Kingdom. Open the vehicle profile in the Trackpads Armor Archive.
An Italian fighter that combined the C.200 airframe lineage with a licensed Daimler-Benz inline engine.
A fast American twin-engine medium bomber that served extensively in the Mediterranean and European theaters.
A Soviet high-altitude fighter family developed from the I-200 and fielded in substantial numbers as the MiG-3.
A Japanese Army interceptor designed around speed and climb performance rather than the extreme maneuverability of earlier fighters.
An American twin-engine medium bomber used across virtually every major theater of World War II.
An American fighter whose later Merlin-powered versions became a principal long-range escort fighter over Europe.
An Italian fighter developed from the Re.2000 with a licensed Daimler-Benz inline engine and multirole adaptations.
A radial-engine fighter-bomber optimized for ground attack and used by Italian and German forces during the later war.
An early Republic fighter that bridged the company’s prewar Seversky lineage and the later P-47 Thunderbolt.
A Swedish single-engine reconnaissance and dive-bomber design that became Saab’s first indigenous production military aircraft.