- The Bell P-39
Airacobra is a
fighter produced by Bell
Aircraft for the
United States Army Air
Forces during World War II. It was one of the prin****l...
- by Bell
Aircraft during World War II.
Based on the
preceding Bell P-39
Airacobra, the P-63's
design incorporated suggestions from P-39
pilots and was superior...
- AH574 was a Bell
Airacobra I used by the
Royal Navy for test work
during and
after the
Second World War AH574 was
initially ordered in 1940 for the Royal...
- and a
parallel development of the U.S. Army Air Corps’ land-based P-39
Airacobra,
differing mainly in the use of a
tailwheel undercarriage in
place of...
- the only
American fighter pilot to
become a
flying ace in the Bell P-39
Airacobra.
Fiedler was born on June 5, 1920, in Indianapolis, Indiana, and grew...
-
Ambrosini SAI.2S AVIA FL.3
Breda Ba.25
Breda Ba.39 Bell P-39Q
Airacobra Bell P-39N
Airacobra CANT Z.501
Gabbiano CANT Z.506B
Airone CANT Z.1007bis Alcione...
- was
proposed to
address the poor high-altitude
performance of the P-39
Airacobra by
incorporating a new and
thicker wing with a
symmetrical airfoil; the...
- Fiji on Jan. 20, 1942. They were
given the new aircraft, the Bell P-39
Airacobra.
Landing at the
harbor of Suva, the men of the 70th FS
began to struggle...
-
success the
following year with the
development of the
single engine P-39
Airacobra,
which 9,588 were built.
Putting their previous experience with Allison...
- may
refer to: P400
class patrol vessel P-400, the
export model of P-39
Airacobra fighter This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the same...
