Bristol Beaufort
A British monoplane designed for general reconnaissance and torpedo bombing and subsequently used across several maritime theaters.
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Bristol Blenheim
A fast British light bomber developed from a civil design and widely used for bombing, reconnaissance, and night-fighter conversions.
Fairey Battle
A single-engine British light bomber introduced into RAF service in 1937 and heavily committed during the 1940 campaign in France.
FMA IA 58 Pucará
A twin-turboprop counterinsurgency and light attack aircraft designed for austere-field operations.
Handley Page Hampden
A twin-engine British medium bomber developed under the RAF modernization program of the 1930s.
Hawker Hurricane
A British single-seat fighter that entered RAF service before World War II and became a principal Fighter Command aircraft during the Battle of Britain.
Latécoère 298
A French single-engine floatplane torpedo bomber used by naval aviation in 1940 and later under Vichy and Free French control.
Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II
The F-35 Lightning II is a stealth multirole fighter family built around three major service variants: the conventional F-35A, short-takeoff/vertical-landing F-35B, and carrier-capable F-35C.
McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II
Originally developed for U.S. Navy fleet defense, the F-4 became a multi-service, multinational fighter-bomber family with fighter, strike, reconnaissance, and air-defense-suppression derivatives.
Nakajima Ki-49 Donryu
A Japanese Army twin-engine medium bomber intended to replace the Ki-21.
SNCASO SO.4050 Vautour II
A large twin-engine French combat aircraft produced in attack, bomber, and all-weather interceptor versions.
Vickers Wellington
A British twin-engine bomber distinguished by its geodetic structure and long operational career.
Albert Power
Albert Power — Private U.S. Army Civil War Pea Ridge, Arkansas, USA
Alexander Scott
Alexander Scott — Corporal U.S. Army Civil War Monocacy, Maryland, USA
Alexander Shaler
Alexander Shaler — Colonel U.S. Army Civil War Marye's Heights, Virginia, USA
Alfred Jacob Sellers
Alfred Jacob Sellers — Major U.S. Army Civil War Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, USA
Alfred L. Pearson
Alfred L. Pearson — Colonel U.S. Army Civil War Lewis' Farm, Virginia, USA
Alfred Ransbottom
Alfred Ransbottom — First Sergeant U.S. Army Civil War Franklin, Tennessee, USA