In the final result, nothing.
The US had uncontested air supremacy by the time the German jets took to the air, and while they were a stunning success individually, there were too few of them to make any change to the final result.
Jets were never in service in large numbers and didn't have that much of an effect on WW2
they helped the most the planes droped the atom bombs that blew Japan to bits
that is so not true
the atomic bomb, radar, the jet engine,
No jet aircraft were used in WW1.
World War 2 had jets and they shot each other down.
Jet engines were invented before WW2. They were used in a few late war German fighters.
The jet engine was not used in World War 1 because it was not developed until World War 2 by the German Luftwaffe Nazis. They used the fast Jets as fighter jets. There were not many used because their jet plane had problems and they had no methods of dealing with the G Forces. The pilots were not well versed in using jets yet and they struggled using the ones that were built. The US, UK and the USSR did grabbed up the jet technology when the war ended.The jet engine was invented by Frank Whittle (first one ran in April 1937, patent granted in 1932), at roughly the same time von Ohain in Germany came up with the same idea but his early versions couldn't run under their own power (and therefore don't qualify as jet engines) - the first German jet engine ran in September 1937. The Heinkel 178 was the first jet fighter to fly but the RLM (German Air Ministry) decided that jet aircraft weren't needed and cancelled the programme.The Germans and the British had jet fighters in service (Me 262 and Meteor).The claim that "The US, UK and the USSR did grabbed up the jet technology when the war ended" is slightly misleading in that all of those natioSavens already had their own jet engines and were developing them more, but ex-German technology was looked at.
The jet engine appeared in the German Luftwaffe's Messerschmidt 262 ; see related link below .
the first jet engine was ivented in world war 2 by a engish engineer called sir Frank Whittle but it was later invented in Germany by a Dr. Hans von Ohain, but Frank had already patented the jet engine.
The jet engine, Atomic power, Radar.
the atomic bomb, radar, the jet engine,
World War 2 Invention of the atomic bomb Invention of jet engine The Holocaust End of World War 2
Firearm, nuclear, jet engine, radar, radio, etc. technologies saw service in World War 2
No, the jet engine had not been invented yet, so there were no "fighter jets"
the first jet engine was invented in world war 2 by a British RAF engineer called sir Frank Whittle but was also invented later in germany by Hans von Ohain, but Frank had already patented it.
The Jet engine entered service around 1944 towards the end of World War 2 Concord entered service in 1976 with British airways and Air France World War 1 ended in 1918, So no.
Excepting the F105 which was the largest single engine jet in the US inventory during the war, the average SINGLE engine jet cost roughly a million dollars.
No jet aircraft were used in WW1.
World War 2 had a German Jet that was used only for a very short time. I have attached a link for you to see the Jet and learn more about it.