Type 2 Ke-To
Type 2 Ke-To — Japan. Open the vehicle profile in the Trackpads Armor Archive.
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Type 2 Ke-To — Japan. Open the vehicle profile in the Trackpads Armor Archive.
Type 97 Te-Ke — Japan. Open the vehicle profile in the Trackpads Armor Archive.
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A swept-wing jet fighter prototype developed from the P.1052 and used for high-speed research relevant to later combat aircraft.
An early twin-jet fighter prototype that preceded the Me 262 but was not selected for production.
A British single-seat pusher fighter used in 1916 combat and one of the Allied types that helped challenge the earlier Fokker monoplane advantage.
An advanced low-level supersonic strike and reconnaissance aircraft canceled after prototype flight testing.
A late piston-engined carrier strike prototype developed as a successor to the Firebrand.
A single-seat British carrier torpedo bomber that became an important Fleet Air Arm strike type during the 1920s.
A lightweight supersonic fighter prototype built for NATO’s light tactical strike-fighter competition.
A vertical-takeoff experimental combat-aircraft prototype used to investigate lift-engine technology for a future Mirage derivative.
A lightweight strike-fighter prototype that formed part of Dassault’s path toward the naval Étendard IV.
A NATO light strike-fighter competition prototype developed in parallel with other Étendard concepts.
A two-seat swept-wing strike-fighter prototype developed during French studies of larger tactical aircraft.
A vertical-takeoff fighter prototype developed around the Mirage III concept and multiple lift engines.
A Swiss jet-powered strike-fighter prototype using an unusual buried-engine arrangement.
A West German experimental vertical-takeoff fighter prototype developed to explore supersonic VTOL interception.
A large carrier strike prototype designed during the Second World War for torpedo and dive-bombing missions.