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but the development of the monoplane made all bomber families more vulnerable, especially when flying during the day, although it proved to be a successful night fighter. Both Blenheims were later used by overseas operators, manufactured in Yugoslavia and Finland.

The Blenheim was a British light bomber designed and built by the Bristol Aircraft Company (Bristol) and was in widespread use during the first two years of and throughout World War II. One of the first British aircraft, the Blenheim featured an all-metal stress-hull construction, retractable landing gear, flaps, powered gun turrets and variable-pitch propellers

The Spitfire was an aircraft used by the Royal Air Force during World War II.It was designed as a high-performance short-range interceptor fighter, and was later modified into multiple versions to suit more combat roles.

The fighter is an improved version of the BF 109 G-2 fighter. The heavy machine gun was installed in the aircraft and was mass-produced by Germany, with a total of 12,000 built per month

The full name of the Stuka B-1 is Jukers Ju87, which is an improved version of the JU-87.

which resembles a whimper. It later became an iconic symbol of Nazi Germany's propaganda of the Invincible Blitz

The JU-88 Sturzkampfflugzeug (Chinese: dive bomber) was a German two-seat dive bomber used during World War II.The aircraft has a pair of reverse seagull wings, fixed aircraft fairing chassis, so it is easy to identify

The Messerschmitt Bf 109, commonly referred to as the Me 109, was a Luftwaffe fighter jet designed by Willy Messerschmitt and Robert Lusser during World War II

In the end, only 50 tanks of this type were produced, and few people knew that it had served on the battlefield and achieved good anti-tank effects

Churchill tank MKI type (A22D), the original shooting was to add high-speed anti-tank machine guns to the basic version of Churchill tanks

The Valentine anti-aircraft MK I tank in Battlefield 5 is a fictitious design that looks like an improved version of the foundation of the Valentine series

The Churchill Tank Mk IV (A22) was a British heavy infantry tank used in World War II, known for its heavy armour, large longitudinal chassis, full track on multiple bogies, hill climbing ability, and as the basis for many special vehicles

revolving cannon, and the modified version can carry a dual revolving run.Its main firing barrel uses a 50M2 Browning, a 57mm 6PDR gun, or a 3" 75mm howitzer

the lease agreement, with an output of about 3,800 vehicles

1942, replacing them with the light-duty M8 Greyhound.Although rejected by the U.S. military

Deerhound is the British and Commonwealth designation for the T17E1 armored vehicle originally designed In response to a 1941 U.S. Army request for a medium armored reconnaissance vehicle, Chevrolet submitted a 6-wheeled T17 and a 4-wheeled T17E1 for approval

accounted for about a quarter of wartime British tank production

The Mk III Valentine tank was an infantry tank produced in Great Britain during World War II.

In the latter part of World War II, Allied aircraft had airspace superiority

4 self-propelled anti-aircraft gun is a ground-to-air vehicle modified from the basic version of the No. 4 tank. It has the title of "cyclone" in Germany