There's a bit of competition for which plane could be thought of as the first. The first to shoot down an enemy aircraft was a French Voisin III two-seater pusher biplane. In 5th of October 1914, the crew shot down a German Aviatik B.1.
However, experiments in putting machine guns in aircraft predated WW1. As early as 1912 the military was trying to arm aircraft, with limited success.
The nipple head.
the plane is a B-29 bomber called the Enola Gay
Eve Rossen was the first person to fly a plane from France to England? I figured this out on a website called Reuters
The Tuskegee Airmen were the first ones who flew a plane in World War II
Her first aircraft was a British Gypsy Moth biplane.
it was called the first war of independence because it was the first time when we united and fought as onenation...!
Her first plane was a yellow Kinner Airster. She called it 'the Canary".
The Canary Was What She Called Her First Plane But The First Plane She Got In Was A Open-Cockpit Biplane
The first powered flight was in a plane designed by the Wright Brother's, who called it the Wright Flyer.
Called the Globemaster (C-17).
...were called pilots.
The flyer
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When Amelia bought her first plane it was called the CANARY
The Wright brothers' first plane was called "The Wright Flyer," or just "The Flyer."
maiden flight
It is called the ORDINATE. The first is called the abscissa.
It was called the Gloster Whittle.