Posts Tagged ‘Ww2 Fighter Planes’
Wwi Fighter Planes
Wwi Fighter Planes
The concept of massing a large number of aircraft, launched from a mobile airfield, which can have a devastating impact on the enemy’s readiness for war, belonged to the Japanese forces. The decimation of the U.S. Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in late 1941 was the result of this idea. Most battles of World War II were fought on sea, making technological advancements for the naval forces a must. Aircraft carriers were increased in strength and might, since America’s entry in the war.
Aircraft Carriers Used in World War II
Ww2 War Planes
Ww2 War Planes
Although there is discrepancy regarding which WW2 battles are the most widely used. There is no discrepancy as to the fights considered major. I guess the most obvious factor used in determining the scale would be “casualties” and then “monetary value”.
Take for instance, the actual Battle of the Atlantic that began in 1939 with vendor ships traveling primarily towards the United Kingdom and Russia. The actual merchant vessels delivering battle materials and equipment were shelled and sunk by German U-Boats and continued throughout the war till 1945. Eventually Allied Forces were able to obtain the upper-hand but Read the rest of this entry »
Ww2 Fighter Planes
Ww2 Fighter Planes
Do you believe in reincarnation? Past lives? A regular, hard-working, church-going couple, Andrea and Bruce Leininger were faced with these very questions when their two-year-old son, James, began have unremitting nightmares and shouting the words, “Plane on fire! Little man can’t get out!”
Soul Survivor: The Reincarnation of a World War II Fighter Pilot is the chronicle of their odyssey as this everyday family struggled to make sense of their son’s constant, shrieking nightmares, out-of-context words and obsession with planes. The book details their persistent and tenacious exploration which leads to far-reaching, soul-satisfying results. Read the rest of this entry »
Wwi Fighter Planes
Wwi Fighter Planes
The flight jacket, like so many things in life, was born out of necessity. While man had been fighting battles on the ground and at sea for centuries, World War I introduced a new battlefield – the air. The first step had been to develop a plane that could do battle. Then they had to equip it with suitable weapons and be sure to issue the men who would fly the planes with protective clothing so that they wouldn’t freeze in the air.
The very first fighter plane was an experimental one, and it was known Read the rest of this entry »
Ww2 War Planes
Ww2 War Planes
The German Luftwaffe in July and August of 1941 encountered for the first time a previously unknown Russian fighter with a long slender nose. It was obviously powered by an inline or “Vee” type engine, which was also surprising because all the Soviet fighters up to that time were powered by radial engines and lacked the performance of the front line German fighters. The Luftwaffe pilots were taken completely by surprise by the existence of this new fighter, because their information from Luftwaffe intelligence about the Soviet Air Force was practically non-existent.
Germany’s top Read the rest of this entry »




