WWI was dominated by .30 caliber machineguns.
WWII the US airplanes were ultimately armed with the deadly .50 caliber machine guns. German and Japanese planes during WWII still used .30 caliber machineguns, but supplemented those small caliber weapons with cannons.
French aviator Roland Garros attached a machine gun behind the propeller, as well as deflecting plates.
WW1
Nearly all US planes were armed with the deadly "Fifty" caliber machine gun. Everyone else used either their 8mm, .303, or 7.7mm calibers. Discounting cannons.
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"World War II fighter planes were some of the finest fighters ever developed, but are completely obsolete in today's world of Mach 2 jets".
Not in the washing machine. You might be able to hand wash it in cold wash.
some1 took a machine gun and put it at his face
The length of time to assemble a fighter plane depended on the type of plane, the manufacturing plant and which nation was doing the building. At the beginning of the war, the Brits were turning out 400 fighter planes a month. The US could produce more than that a month but we had more types of fighters and companies. I have included a production graph for you on the web site below. This chart does include all types of planes though. Follow the links and references and you may find fighter plane production figures.
Yes, an axe is a simple machine. The axehead is called a wedge, or two incline planes put together to make a sharp edge.
go to simviation.com EVERY PLANE is there and stuff like x wing fighter form starwars!!! you don't need a member ship to get them but it's a bit tricky to put the on fsx......
All levels from the time machine and the teleporter are levels you can't win, they don't have starites in them. They were made for fun.
Because in 1000000000000 a person called James Shot, Shot a ball with a machine gun then he threw it strangely so it became shot put.