YF-23 Art


 

The Northrop YF-23 was a prototype stealth fighter developed in the late 1980s for the U.S. Air Force’s Advanced Tactical Fighter program. It was designed to be faster and stealthier than its competitor, featuring a sleek shape and innovative exhaust system to reduce radar and infrared signatures. Despite its advanced performance, it lost the competition to the Lockheed YF-22, which eventually became the F-22 Raptor.

Su-25 Frogfoot Art

 



This digital image depicts a possible battlefield scenario in which a pair of SU-25 Frogfoots climb away after setting some of the tanks ablaze.


Su-25 is a Russian made air to ground attack aircraft with armament designed to take out ground target like tanks. The Frogfoot has an uparmored fuselage that can protect the plane from small calibre weapons and increase battlefield survivability.

Phantom Art

F-4 Phantom



 The F-4 Phantom II is a supersonic, twin-engine fighter-bomber that first flew in 1958 and became a cornerstone of U.S. air power during the Cold War and Vietnam War. Known for its versatility, it can perform air-to-air combat, ground attack, and reconnaissance missions, carrying a wide array of missiles, bombs, and electronic warfare equipment.

Viper Art


F-16 Viper



The F-16 Viper is super agile because of its fly-by-wire system, which constantly adjusts control surfaces to maintain stability while allowing extreme maneuvers. Its lightweight frame, blended wing-body design, and high thrust-to-weight ratio let it turn, climb, and accelerate faster than many other fighters.


Su-57 Felon Art

Su-57 Felon

 

Russia's answer to F-22 Raptor, the Mighty Su-57 Felon...

A true 5th Generation Fighter, Su-57 comes with internal weapons bay which contributes to the aircraft's small radar cross section. Able to super-cruise, the Felon can engage multiple targets from distances that have never been imagined before.

Last but not least, the aircraft possesses incredible manueverablity as in the case of other Sukhoi designs.


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F-35 Lightning II Art

F-35 Lightning

 

Joint Strike Fighter, aka the Lightning II prepares to take off vertically from the ramp. F-35 has the capacity to accomplish multiple tasks with outstanding accuracy. It boasts an array of latest technology of electronic measures coupled with cutting edge radars.

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Mig-17 Art


Mig-17



Having served in Korean War, Mig-17 was one of the first jet fighters that was introduced right after World War 2. A streamlined design with swept wings, Mig-17 was built for speed.


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Japanese Zero Fighter Art


Mitsubishi Zero Art

 

Japanese Zeros, or Zekes as the American call it, showed great resilience during the Pacific War. They had good manouevering abilities as well as a good amount of speed.

A6M1 Zero aircraft was also used to attack seaborne target with a capability to carry torpedoes.


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Chinese J-20 Steath Jet Art

Chengdu J-20

 

Chengdu J-20 Mighty Dragon is the China's answer to American F-22 Raptor. Acquiring the stealth technology can be the biggest step the Chine took in the field of aviation. 

They came up with a stealth jet in a short amount of time, surprising all the pundits around the world.


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MQ-9 Predator Art

MQ-9 Reaper Preadator

 

UAVs have started to shape the future of the air warfare. Loitering over the area for hours, it can strike targets with precision.

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Air War Over Desert Art

 




Air battles over North Africa is rather an untouched part of the WW2. Yet the battles there took place in its own form, where the desert conditions played a  huge role.

While two armies fought on the desert, an equally violent war continued to be raged in the air. 

With a desert laying as vast as the eye can see, the air battles under the burning sun took its toll on the pilots.

It sure was not an easy task.

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FW-189 UHU Art

Fw-189 UHU

 

Very unusually shaped, the FW-189 UHU (The Owl) mostly served the reconnaisance missions over the eastern front.

Fw-189 was called Rama (The Frame) by the Soviet forces because of the aircraft's nose that was built as all-frame to increase visibility.

Ta-152 Art


Ta-152

 

The famous german engineer Kurt Tank had another marvel, named Ta-152.

It was a high-altitude, high-speed fighter which originally derived from FW-190.

It had a characteristic long-nose that distinguishes it with ordinary Focke-Wulfs.

Boasting a massive speed at high altitudes, Ta-152 came too late to affect the outcome of the war.