Immelmann Turn

A maneuver in aerial combat where a pilot performs a half-roll and then pulls up into a climb, allowing them to attack their opponent from above. Named after German World War I ace, Max Immelmann.

Ihm-7 Fighter Aircraft

A type of aircraft designed for aerial combat, typically equipped with guns and sometimes missiles for engaging enemy aircraft.

Gyrating Rocket

A type of rocket that spins during flight, enhancing its stability and accuracy. Used by both sides during World War II in applications such as anti-aircraft defense and aerial combat.

Air Power

The military strength derived from the use of aircraft, crucial for strategic bombing, close air support, reconnaissance, and aerial combat.

Air War

The aerial aspect of warfare, involving combat between aircraft, strategic bombing, and support for ground operations.

Ace

A fighter pilot credited with shooting down five or more enemy aircraft. Aces often achieved legendary status during World War II, showcasing exceptional skill and bravery in aerial combat.

Agw Fighter Squadron

A military unit responsible for aerial combat and air superiority.

Aerial Warfare

The conduct of military operations in the air, including air-to-air combat, bombing, and reconnaissance.

Ace Combat

A series of video games that simulate aerial combat during World War II and other conflicts.