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(#27) Messerschmitt Bf 110
- Fighter-bomber, Night Fighter, Ground attack aircraft
This German heavy fighter was slow and packed a punch.
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(#41) Mitsubishi G4M
- Twin-engine heavy bomber
This twin-engine medium bomber was built in greater numbers than any other Japanese bomber and became the most famous Japanese bomber of World War II.
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(#45) Grumman F8F Bearcat
- Fighter aircraft
A piston-engine US Navy fighter designed during World War II, which arrived too late to see combat, the Grumman F8F Bearcat was built smaller and 2,000 pounds lighter than its F6F predecessor.
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(#5) Boeing B-29 Superfortress
- Strategic bomber
This was the US heavy bomber responsible for dropping atomic detonation devices on Japan.
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(#15) de Havilland Mosquito
- Fast bomber, Fighter-bomber, And night fighter
This was a speedy British bomber built entirely of wood.
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(#37) Nakajima Ki-84
- Fighter aircraft
The single engine Japanese fighter was code named "Frank" by Allies and "Hayate," meaning gale in Japanese, and armed with two 12.7 machine guns and two 20 mm cannons in the wings.
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In World War II, an estimated 55 million people died worldwide. There is no doubt that it is the largest and most destructive war in history. This global military conflict surpassed any previous war. World War II involved the human and economic resources of the entire country, the widespread use of aircraft and tanks was the result of technological advancement. Hurricane Hawke is one of the most iconic fighter jets in World War II.
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