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The ‘Luftwaffe’ was the air force of Nazi Germany during World War 2. The Luftwaffe was one of the most powerful air forces in the world at the beginning of the war. It was equipped with a wide range of aircraft, including fighters, bombers, and reconnaissance aircraft. The Luftwaffe played a major role in the […]
British Royal Air Force (RAF)
The aerial warfare branch of the British Armed Forces, known for its pivotal role in the Battle of Britain, the strategic bombing campaign against Germany, and the development of iconic aircraft like the Spitfire and Hurricane.
Aztec Eagle
The emblem of the Mexican Air Force, featuring an eagle clutching a snake, symbolizing strength and resilience. It was proudly displayed on Mexican aircraft during World War II.
Axis Air Power
The air forces of the Axis Powers during World War II. It included the Luftwaffe (Germany), the Regia Aeronautica (Italy), and the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service (Japan).
Axis Air Superiority
The dominance of Axis air forces over Allied air forces in certain theaters of World War II, often allowing for effective bombing campaigns and tactical support.
Austro-Hungarian Air Force
The air arm of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which saw limited action during World War I, primarily performing reconnaissance and light bombing missions.
American Volunteer Group (AVG)
A group of American pilots who fought for China against Japan during the early stages of World War II, also known as the ‘Flying Tigers’.
Aboriginal Australians in World War II
The significant contribution of Aboriginal Australians to the war effort during World War II, serving in various roles including the Australian Army, Air Force, and Navy. They faced prejudice and discrimination but demonstrated bravery and resilience.
Bcp Fighter Squadron
A military unit equipped with fighter aircraft for combat operations.
Bch Fighter Squadron
A military unit operating fighter aircraft based at Bch Airfield.