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Fighter aircraft are military planes used to attack other aircraft rather than ground targets. They are characterized as being small and highly maneuverable, allowing them to intercept and engage enemy aircraft. Through the World Wars, fighter aircraft evolved to have more powerful engines and sophisticated weaponry, becoming a crucial part of air forces as they were used to hunt enemy planes and support large-scale bombing campaigns.
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- 1. •What is a fighter aircraft is •Characteristics of fighter air craft •Wwi •Wwii •Video on demand •Video on demand 2
- 2. It is a military aircraft used to attack other aircraft. It is unlike a bomber which attack ground targets by dropping bombs.
- 3. They are comparatively small and highly manoeuvrable. They have been fitted with increasingly sophisticated tracking and weapons systems to intercept and attack other aircraft.
- 4. In wwi fighter aircrafts were used to hunt down enemy reconnaissance and balloons. Engine power was low.
- 5. In wwii fighter aircraft became important in terrorising the sky notably in case of the blitzkrieg. Engine power improved. Click here to listen