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How many bombs could a spitfire hold?
0 it was a fighter plane
What name of the bombs what the spitfire had?
The Supermarine Spitfire was equipped with various types of bombs during its service, primarily in the later versions of the aircraft. Commonly used bombs included the 250 lb (113 kg) and 500 lb (227 kg) general-purpose bombs. Some variants also carried specialized munitions, like the 1,000 lb (454 kg) bomb or the 60 lb (27 kg) rocket projectiles. These munitions enhanced the Spitfire's versatility as a ground-attack aircraft.
would the spitfire drop bombs?
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Spitfire is a monoplane or a biplane?
The Spitfire was a monoplane fighter
Who designed the spitfire airplane?
The first original spitfire was designed by R.J. Mitchell
What was the name of the bombs that were carried by the spitfire?
The Spitfire did not carry bombs, only guns
How many bombs did the spitfire hold?
The Spitfire did not hold any bombs. It was a dedicated interceptor fighter.
How many bombs could a spitfire hold?
0 it was a fighter plane
would the spitfire drop bombs?
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What was the Spitfire's military name?
normally the spitfire was just called spitfire and the the mark E.G spitfire Mk XI
What is the birth name of Spitfire Brown?
Spitfire Brown's birth name is Percy Lee Brown Jr..
Is SpitFire a girl or a boy?
Spitfire is female.
Spitfire is a monoplane or a biplane?
The Spitfire was a monoplane fighter
Where spitfire was invented in?
the spitfire was invented and built in Britain.
How long was a Spitfire?
A Spitfire was 30 ft. long.
What was the Spitfire make of?
The Spitfire was made of aluminium and duraluminium.
What were the names of some of the spitfire planes in World War 2?
The Supermarine Spitfire was the only Spitfire in World War 2. There were other planes later built on the Spitfire model but they had different names than the Spitfire. See the link below.
