A Field Guide to Major WW2 Combat Aircraft
Table of Contents
Select the aircraft you would like to learn more about below:
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| Japanese Aircraft | German Aircraft | Italian Aircraft | French Aircraft | British Aircraft | Soviet Aircraft | American Aircraft |
| A6M - Infamous "Zero" Ki84 - Late-war fighter B5N - Torpedo bomber D3A - Dive bomber G4M - Medium bomber |
Me109e - Fighter Me109g - Fighter Me110g - Night fighter Fw190 - Fighter Me262 - Jet fighter Stuka - Dive bomber He111 - Medium bomber Ju88 - Medium bomber Fi156 - Liason plane Ju52 - Transport |
M.C.202 - Fighter S.M.79 - Medium bomber |
D.520 - Fighter |
Hurricane - Fighter Spitfire Mk1 - Fighter Spitfire MkIX - Fighter Spitfire MkXIV - Fighter Tempest - Fighter Beaufighter - Night fighter Mosquito - Multi-role fighter Swordfish - Torpedo bomber Wellington - Medium bomber Lancaster - Heavy bomber Tiger Moth - Trainer Anson - Trainer |
I-16 - Fighter Mig-3 - Fighter Yak-1 - Fighter Yak-9 - Fighter Yak-3 - Fighter La-5fn - Fighter Il-2 - Famous 'Sturmovik' Il-4 - Medium bomber Pe-2 - Multi-role fighter Po-2 - Most useful plane ever |
P-39 - Fighter P-40 - Fighter P-38 - Fighter P-47 - Fighter P-51 - Fighter Wildcat - Carrier fighter Hellcat - Carrier fighter Corsair - Carrier fighter Dauntless - Dive bomber Avenger - Torpedo bomber B-25 - Medium bomber B-26 - Medium bomber B-17 - Heavy bomber B-24 - Heavy bomber B-29 - Heavy bomber PBY-5 - Flying boat C-47 - Transport L-4 - Liason plane AT-6 - Trainer |
