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In world war 1 what were battles called between aircraft's?
Air plane battles in ww1 are calledDogfights if a fighter was skilled and had no mercy he would shoot the parachute or the man himself
What was the 3 air raid shelters called in ww2?
there where two air raid shelters one was the Morrison shelter which looked like a table the other was the Anderson shelter which was underground
What were the three battles the allied powers fought during ww2?
The allies fought in scores or hundreds of battles in WW2. According to the dictionary, a battle is a hostile encounter or engagement between opposing military forces that might last days, weeks, or months. A 'front' is the part of the battle nearest the enemy. A theater of war is the entire land, sea, and air area that is or may become involved directly in war operations (M-W online dictionary)
What does A.R.P. mean in WW2?
Air Raid Precautions
How many air raids on Portsmouth during ww2?
to many
What type of battle was World War 2?
Tank battles Infantry battles Naval battles Trench battles Air battles
What were the planes of the German air force called?
The German Air Force in WW2 was called the Luftwaffe.
How many battles were in Britain?
There was only one battle that was over Brittan wuring WW2, and that was The Battle of Brittan which was a mass air invasion made by the Luftwaffe
Was World War 2 fought on land or in the air more?
WW2 was fought on land,sea, and in the air. Definitely more heavily focused on aerial battles i believe, considering all the bombings and air raids, but battles on the ground played just as crucial a role in the war effort. It also depend on the theatre. there were 3 theatre's of war during WW2 The Pacific theatre, the European theatre, and the Africa Theatre.
What were the results of using airplanes in World War 2?
Naval battles at sea became "air battles over the oceans." Aircraft Carriers were the result of airplanes in WW2. Winners and losers are part of nearly every war; but carriers were NEW.
What is it called when soldiers jump out of a plane?
The Air Borne they were most commonly used during WW2.
What were battles in the air between aircraft with attached machine guns in world war 1 called?
They were called dogfights.
What were the wardens called that came knocking at your doors if the blackout showed light in ww2?
Air raid wardens
How is it possible for a ship to be floating in the air?
A ship can float in the air using a concept called buoyancy, which is the ability of an object to float in a fluid. By displacing enough air with its volume, a ship can generate enough lift to stay airborne. This is similar to how a boat floats on water, but in this case, the ship is floating in the air instead.
In world war 1 what were battles called between aircraft's?
Air plane battles in ww1 are calledDogfights if a fighter was skilled and had no mercy he would shoot the parachute or the man himself
What are the small openings in the side of a ship that let in light and air called?
That would be a porthole, mate.
What was the 3 air raid shelters called in ww2?
there where two air raid shelters one was the Morrison shelter which looked like a table the other was the Anderson shelter which was underground
