Early Jet Planes

World War II jet aeroplanes schedule

Only aeroplanes propelled by turbo engine are included in this schedule, either alone or with combined propulsion. It is divided into chapters for those who saw duty during the course of the dispute, those who flown before the end of the dispute but either entered the military after the end of the dispute or were never used operatively in the dispute, and those who were only used for test purposes.

It does not contain missile planes, nor planes that did not fly until after the end of the conflict. N 1] The exclusion also applies to aeroplanes which have been sketched but not made. Productions of planes used after the end of the conflict contain samples that were produced after the end of the conflict and of which the same version already flies during the conflict.

Those guys saw an operative military duty at least once during the warmonger. Those guys went into full scale manufacture and were acceptable for ministry, but did not achieve fighting. Those guys flown before the end of the WWII and were ordered into full scale but did not get into duty before the end of the Clash.

This type flown during the time of the Great Patriotic War but was never used in manufacturing for the factory services and was used exclusively as test benches. Ginter, 2007, pp. 22-23. The Northrop - An aeronautical story. This is a story about the design office and its aircraft. The Crowood Aviation series. Encyclopedia of Weapons of the Second World War. Feather and sword books.

Horten Hunting Wing in the Second World War - The story and development of Ho 229. Mariner military invention. Mariner military invention. Germany's secret weapons of the Second World War. The Amber Books. The Lockheed planes since 1913. Naval Institute Media. The McDonnell Douglas Aircraft since 1920, vol. II. Anapolis, MD: Naval Institute Media.

Ginter, Steve (2007). Behind a book. Ginter, Steve (1981). Ginter Book. Ginter, Steve (1995). Ginter Book. Dalmatian albums. Since 1937. puttingnam aeronautical books. Putnam aeronautical books. Osprey Encyclopaedia of Russia's Airplanes. Buckinghamshire, Great Britain: Hall Park Theory. Close-up monogram. Monogramm aviation publications. American forces in World War II.

Kowalski, Bob; Steve Ginter (1995). Books. "Story of the first Japanese jet." Story of North American small gas turbine aircraft engines. Reston, VA : American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Close-up monogram 19. Monogramm aviation publications. Third- Reich aircraft family. Aeroplane of the last year of the Second World War.

Stackable books. Bells since 1935. Naval Institute Press. "Aircraft jet propulsion." Close-up monogram. Monogramm aviation publications. Close-up monogram. Monogramm aviation publications. Second World War in Europe: of the United States of America.