Hg-40: Hurricane

See Hg-3: Hawker Hurricane

Hg-41: High-Explosive (HE) Bomb

A type of bomb designed to detonate on impact, creating a large blast and fragmentation effect. HE bombs were widely used in World War II for both strategic and tactical bombing campaigns.

Hg-42: Horsa

See Hg-7: Horsa Glider

Hg-27: Heavy Bomber

A type of bomber aircraft designed to carry large payloads of bombs over long distances. Heavy bombers were crucial for strategic bombing campaigns in World War II, targeting enemy infrastructure and industrial centers.

Hg-43: He 100

See Hg-14: He 100

Hg-28: He 111

See Hg-4: Heinkel He 111

Hg-44: High-Altitude Reconnaissance

A type of reconnaissance mission conducted at high altitudes. This allowed for a wider view of the battlefield and more detailed observation of enemy positions and movements. It was particularly important in World War II for both sides.

Hg-29: He 112

A German fighter aircraft that was designed to replace the Messerschmitt Bf 109, but was ultimately outperformed by the Bf 109 and saw limited combat use. It was known for its excellent handling and speed.

Hg-45: He 115

See Hg-12: He 115

Hg-30: He 162

See Hg-5: Heinkel He 162