What are your favorite WW2 Fighter Planes?
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American - P51D Mustang, F4U Corsair & P-38 Lightning\nBritish - Supermarine Spitfire & DeHavilland Mosquito\nGerman - Messerschmitt BF-109
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There was a 12 to 1 kill ratio favoring the Sabre in Korea. This is misleading though. Most of the Sabre drivers were experienced combat pilots from WWII. The Mig actually edged out the Sabre in performance though...especially in manueverability. Pilots being of equal skill (never happens) my money is on the Mig.
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There were several fighters that each made its mark at a particular time and in a particular role and as many people here have commented the P51 Mustang was an awesome machine, combining a great American airframe with (in some models) the best aero engine of the war, the Rolls Royce Merlin.\n\nFor overall longevity, contribution, and flexibility though the honour has to go to the British Supermarine Spitfire.\n\nThe Spitfire saw service from 1938 (just before the war) through to the Mk24 version well into the 1950's, including succesfully dogfighting jets in the Korean war.\n\nIt served as an air interceptor, escort, ground attack, photo recce, and even as a carrier fighter (Seafire).\n\nIt was highly agile, and everyone who has flown one has described it in emotional terms as just being a joy to fly.\n\nIt was fitted with the iconic Rolls Royce Merlin engine, which eventually gave way at the end of the war to the Rolls Royce Griffin engine.\n\nBest known for its role in the Battle of Britain, even though the predominant fighter in that crucial period was the Hawker Hurricane, the Spitfire is an enduring symbol of world war two in Britain, and has been named as one of the British design icons of the 20th century.\n\nWhen Herman Goering the head of the German Luftwaffe asked Adolph Galland, his top squadron leader during the battle of britain, what he would need to defeat the British, Galland famously replied "a Squadron of Spitfires" \n\nBecause of where I live I have the pleasure of seeing and hearing Spitfires quite regulary as we live on a flight path for historical and military aircraft, and only this weekend I watched the Battle of Britain memorial flight of a Spitfire, Hurricane and Lancaster Bomber fly over for the Queens birthday celebration.\n\nThe sound of 6 Merlin engines growling away is awesome.  \n\nIn the 1950's Spitfires were sold to a number of airforces around the world including Spain, Egypt, Israel, Czeckoslovakia, Poland, India etc. During the war there were two U.S squadrons flying Spitfires   \n\nSo, there were better fighters at moments in time and particular roles, but for overall contribution the Spitfire stands tall.\n\nThere is now a factory in Southern England where they will build you a new one from used parts and original plans for a cool million.
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My favorites are:\n\nThe Great Escape - WWII\nStalag 17 - Escape movie\nBattle of Algiers - Not a war movie per say\nThe Dirty Dozen - One of the best!\nDas Boot - German U-Boat\nThe Big Red One - One of my all time fav underrated films!\nWhere Eagles Dare\n13 Rue Madeleine - More of a spy film\nSchindler's List\nThe Pianist\nAll Quiet on the Western Front\nBridge on the River Kwai\nApocolypse Now\nBraveheart\nRan\nThrone of Blood\nGlory\nFarewell to Arms\nA Bridge Too Far
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Airplane\nLife of Brian\nHoly grail\nblues bros\nup in smoke
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I would have to say the crashes are my favorite.  But I like to watch them fly like they do also.  Pretty cool sport.
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Colt .45, Jeddi Light sabers, Roman gladius, English long bow, the German 88 mm Flak/anti tank gun,  T-34 tank, P 51 Mustang, \nAK 47, M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, .... I love the old 1903 A3 Springfield , Russian Makarov pistol, UZIs, \nthe Dahlgren smooth bore howitzer, Curved laminated Mongol short bow, the silken strangling cord used by the Thugee, \nF4U Corsair, my mini 14... it all depends.\nVII C Uboat with magnetic torpedoes.
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lol at stealth,undetectable,sophisticated and invinceable...lol ty for the laugh.here i'll give you the link, remeber four of them were shot down over serbia by 1970's built russian made anti-aircraft missiles,what do you think the modern russian missles can do?
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Oh hold on, I have one right here, Next to my collection of WW2 Torpedo and Gun boats.  Can i interest you in a nice little MG42 for seeing off the odd sail boat or two?
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Interesting! My first thought was the F-22. do you still have access to the photo? I would like to see it. My 360 page has my email and Messenger id on it.
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Atomic Bomb, Bismarck, Churchill Mk VII, destroyer, Eisenhower, flamethrower, grenadier, heavy cruiser, Italian blackshirts, Junkers Stuka dive-bomber, Katyusha multiple rockets, Leningrad blockade, Maginot Wall, Norwiegan commando, Okinawa, Pearl Harbor, Queen Mary, radar, Soviet Union, T-34, Unterseeboot, Vichy France, Wermacht, XR-4 Helicopter, Yamamoto, Zugfuhrer Kompanie
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Russian  An-124 or An-225\n\nUS Galaxy is close, but not quite there. Commies liked their stuff big.
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the u2 spy splane didnt exist till the 70s.  So neither was used.\n\nThere was only one jet engine in WW2, that was developed by the nazis in 1945 but were'nt able to use it properly.\n\n(that's what i understand anyway)
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The F-16 is an old and somewhat generic piece of crap.  The Mig 29 Foxbat is perhaps the second greatest aerial fighter (after the Raptor) ever built.
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The Airplane movies\nb
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LAND\nstrongest: Panzer, hands down\nBest Made: Sheman\nAIR\nstrongest: B-29\nBest Made: Zero\nSEA\nstrongest: American Battleships\nBest Made: see above\n\nall the answers depend on what u mean by best.
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Well, for me i would say that autobawns and/or spitfire would be the best wheels, and decks i would proably say the new Element Heliums