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How many planes were made a day during WW2?
1000 by all countries
How many planes have been shot down since WW2 to Present?
The answer is currently unknown.
What were planes made of in world war 2?
Most planes were made of aluminium, but not all. One of the finest planes in WW2 was a fighter-bomber made entirely of wood. Powered by two Rolls-Royce 'Merlin' engines, the de Havilland "Mosquito" flew higher and faster than any other plane at the time. There were a few other wooden planes made during WW2.
Did Henry ford make air planes during world war 2?
Yes he made many planes Yes he made many planes
What kinds of weapons were used that made a difference in World Wars 1 and 2?
in ww1 tanks and planes came out and ww2 had the nuke
What changes have been made to planes?
planes have weny from biplanes (two wings) and triplanes (three wings) to modern jet porpelled fighters and jetliners. along the way in ww2 they had porpellors with 1 wing on each side. that is how planes advanced.
How was World War 2 planes made?
World War 2 aircraft were made in some of the original factories that designed them, but many were also built in auto and truck factories that were temporarily building aircraft due the huge demands of WW2.
How many planes has Boeing made?
3,486,279
What were the planes for japan called in World War 2?
Planes were airplanes or aircraft. Suicide planes were called "Kamikazes."
How was the ww2 memorial made?
There are many WW2 memorials and when they are made sometimes a contest is held to decide the design. Most are sculptures and made by a man who sculpted the memorial.
In Germany what famous industry is it known for?
the Berlin wall and its fighter planes in WW1 and WW2
How many US pilots in World War 2 landed as 'disabled' planes in Sweden?
No idea but i know that very many damaged German,british and french planes landed in Sweden. (if you have some more questions about Sweden in ww2 plz send a message to my hotmail)
