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World War II Aircraft Fighters 2.8
World War II Aircraft Fighters HandbookYou can download application without adshereThe Handbook of aircraft of World War II includes alltheaircraft (except Heavy fighters and Jet- and rocket-propelledfighters) used by those countries which were at war duringWorldWar II from the period between their joining the conflict andtheconflict ending for them.A fighter aircraft is a military aircraft designed primarilyforair-to-air combat against other aircraft, as opposed to bombersandattack aircraft, whose main mission is to attack groundtargets.The hallmarks of a fighter are its speed, maneuverability,andsmall size relative to other combat aircraft.Many fighters have secondary ground-attack capabilities, andsomeare designed as dual-purpose fighter-bombers (like aP-47Thunderbolt or Fairey Fox). Often, aircraft that do not fulfillthestandard definition are called fighters. This may be forpoliticalor national security reasons, for advertising purposes orotherreasons.A fighter's main purpose is to establish air superiority overabattlefield. Since World War I, achieving and maintainingairsuperiority has been essential for victory in conventionalwarfare.The success or failure of a belligerent's efforts to gainairsupremacy hinges on several factors including the skill ofitspilots, the tactical soundness of its doctrine for deployingitsfighters and the numbers and performance of those fighters.Becauseof the importance of air superiority, since the dawn ofaerialcombat armed forces have constantly competed todeveloptechnologically superior fighters and to deploy thesefighters ingreater numbers, and fielding a viable fighter fleetconsumes asubstantial proportion of the defense budgets of modernarmedforces.The Second World War featured fighter combat on a larger scalethanany other conflict to date. German Field Marshal Erwin Rommelnotedthe effect of airpower: "Anyone who has to fight, even withthemost modern weapons, against an enemy in complete command oftheair, fights like a savage against modern European troops, underthesame handicaps and with the same chances of success."Throughoutthe conflict, fighters performed their conventional roleinestablishing air superiority through combat with other fightersandthrough bomber interception, and many fighters were alsopressedinto service in additional roles such as tactical airsupport andreconnaissance.he approach of different belligerents to fighter designvariedwidely, with the Japanese and Italians favoring lightly armedandarmored but highly maneuverable designs such as theJapaneseNakajima Ki-27, Nakajima Ki-43 and Mitsubishi A6M Zero.Handbook including:Biplane fighter aircrafts:Avia B-534Avia BH-33A.W.35 ScimitarBoeing P-12Type 105 Bristol BulldogFairey Firefly IIFairey FoxFiat CR.32Fiat CR.42Gloster GauntletGloster Sea GladiatorGrumman FFGrumman F3FHawker DemonHawker FuryHawker NimrodHeinkel He 51He 51W seaplaneKawasaki Ki-10Monoplane fighter aircrafts:Bell P-39 AiracobraBell P-63 KingcobraBoeing P-26 PeashooterBrewster F2A BuffaloCurtiss P-36 HawkCAC BoomerangCaudron C.714Curtiss P-40 WarhawkCurtiss-Wright CW-21Dewoitine D.500Fiat G.50Fiat G.55Focke-Wulf Fw 190Focke-Wulf Ta 152Grumman F6F HellcatGrumman F8F BearcatHawker HurricaneHawker TyphoonTempestHeinkel He 112IAR 80Ikarus IK-2Kawanishi N1KKawasaki Ki-61Kawasaki Ki-100Macchi C.200Macchi C.202 FolgoreMacchi C.205 VeltroMesserschmitt Bf 109Mitsubishi A5MMitsubishi A6M ZeroNakajima Ki-27Nakajima Ki-43North American P-51 MustangNorth American P-64PZL P.7Reggiane Re.2000Reggiane Re.2001Reggiane Re.2005Republic P-43 LancerRepublic P-47 ThunderboltRogozarski IK-3Supermarine SpitfireVought F4U CorsairVultee P-66 VanguardYakovlev Yak-7You can save every image to SD card or set as wallpaper
Guns Wallpaper 3 (MachineGuns) 2.4
Guns Wallpaper Part 3 (machine guns) showsyoua collection of machine guns from around the world. Light,mediumand heavy machine guns made in the XIX - XXI centuries inUS,United Kingdom, France, Italy, Belgium, Russia and othercountries.You can set any image as a wallpaper or save to SD card.Light machine guns:01 Fucile Mitragliatore Breda Modello 30, BredaMeccanicaBresciana, Mannlicher-Carcano, Kingdom of Italy,1930–194502 Bren, Royal Small Arms Factory and Ishapore, UnitedKingdom,1938–199103 Charlton Automatic Rifle, Philip Charlton, NewZealand,1942-194504 Chauchat LMG, Gladiator and SIDARME, France, 1908-194505 EPK (Pyrkal), Pyrkal staff, Greece, 193906 FM 24/29, Manufacture d'armes de Chatellerault, France,1925-2006(National Gendarmerie)07 Minimi M249, Fabrique Nationale de Herstal,Belgium,1974–present08 Heckler & Koch HK21, West Germany, 196109 Hotchkiss M1909, Hotchkiss et Cie, France, 1901-190910 Daewoo K3, Daewoo Precision Industries, SouthKorea,1991–present11 Kg m/40, Svenska Automatvapen AB, Sweden, 1940s12 Kk 62, Valmet, Finland, 1962–present13 Lahti-Saloranta M/26, Aimo Lahti & ArvoSaloranta,Finland14 Lewis Gun, The Birmingham Small Arms Company Limited,US,1914–195315 M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle, Winchester RepeatingArmsCompany, US, 1918–1960s16 M249, Fabrique Nationale de Herstal, Belgium andUS,1984–present17 Madsen, Dansk Rekyl Riffel Syndikat A/S,Denmark,1902–present18 Heckler & Koch MG4, Heckler & Koch,Germany,2005–present19 IMI Negev, Israel Weapon Industries Ltd,Israel,1997–present20 QBB-95 (Type 95), China North Industries Corporation, China,1997- present21 RPD (Ruchnoy Pulemyot Degtyaryova), Vasily Degtyaryov,SU,1945-Present22 RPK (Ruchnoy Pulemyot Kalashnikova), VyatskiePolyanyMachine-Building Plant, Soviet Union, 1961–present23 Stoner 63, Cadillac Gage, United States, 1960s - 1970s24 Type 11, Tokyo Arsenal, Empire of Japan, 1922–194525 Type 97, Army Technical Bureau, Empire of Japan, 1937–194526 Type 99, Tokyo Arsenal, Empire of Japan, 1939–194527 Vickers-Berthier, Ishapore Rifle Factory, India, 193228 Zastava M72, Zastava Arms, Serbia, 1973Medium/general-purpose machine guns:29 Besa, Birmingham Small Arms Company, 193630 DS-39, Degtyarev plant, 193931 FN MAG, Fabrique Nationale de Herstal, 1958–present32 Type 74, a Taiwanese version of the MAG33 7.62 Metralladora Tipo 60-20 MAG, Argentine version of theFNMAG34 Hotchkiss M1914, Hotchkiss et Cie, 191435 Type 3 (Taisho 14), Japanese licensed version ofHotchkissM191436 MAC 1931 (aka Reibel), Manufacture d'armes deChatellerault,193137 M1919 Browning, Rock Island Arsenal and GM, 1919–194538 M60, Saco Defense and U.S. Ordnance, Late 1940s–195739 The experimental T-44 developed from the German FG 42 andMG4240 MG3, Rheinmetall, 1960–present41 MG 34, Mauser, Nazi Germany, 1935–194542 MG 42, Wilhelm-Gustloff-Stiftung, 1942-196843 Sumitomo Type 62, Sumitomo Heavy Industries, 1962–present44 7,62 ITKK 31 VKT (on M/31 cone mount), Valtionkivaaritehdas,1933-194445 PK (PKM), Izhmash, 1961-present46 Type 67, Norinco, People's Republic of China, 1967... and otherEnjoy the show!
