No, the answer is Eddie Rickenbacker.
If it's a long war, then he can get more planes. A short war, less planes. A matter of math.
First used to gather information on locations of enemy forces, and to direct artillery fire, aircraft were later used to drop bombs, and to strafe (shoot with machine guns) enemy soldiers and vehicles.
His father taught him when he was young
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England during the 1st and 2nd world wars needed rapid fighter planes to shoot down the enemies bombers and to dual with the enemies fighter planes.
To shoot down enemy planes.
Fighter aircraft are used to shoot down enemy aircraft.
Planes can fly over enemy-held territory and shoot pictures of camps, weapons, and roads.
Yes.
If it's a long war, then he can get more planes. A short war, less planes. A matter of math.
Well, air power was not hugely important in WWI. However, they were mainly used to spy on each other. Airplanes would fly over enemy territory to take pictures. There were also fighters to protect their spy planes, and shoot down enemy spy planes. Also, there were bombers at the time, but they weren't nearly as heavily used.
The guns used in war to shoot down planes are called antiaircraft guns.
shoot down other planes and dropped bombs and spikes on enemy trenches
To shoot other planes down or to carry cargo.
First used to gather information on locations of enemy forces, and to direct artillery fire, aircraft were later used to drop bombs, and to strafe (shoot with machine guns) enemy soldiers and vehicles.
Fighter jets were designed to shoot down enemy aircraft. Because the enemy had fighter jets of their own to protect their aircraft, it was important to make them as fast and maneouverable as possible. It should be noted that the aircraft is only as good as its pilot.
Fighter jets were designed to shoot down enemy aircraft. Because the enemy had fighter jets of their own to protect their aircraft, it was important to make them as fast and maneouverable as possible. It should be noted that the aircraft is only as good as its pilot.