1. South Africa
   USA
2. Myanmar
   South Korea

This carrier-based fighter aircraft took its first flight on August 21, 1944 and was first used in combat by the U.S. Navy in 1945. It was called the Grumman F8F Bearcat.

1. South Korea
   Kenya
2. USA
   Spain

This ground-attack plane and fighter, the Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, was the third most-produced American fighter, with 17,738 units produced between 1939 and 1944.

1. Germany
   Philippines
2. USA
   Nigeria

This aircraft was primarily used by the Germans as a fighter-bomber, ground-attack, day-fighter and night-fighter. It was called the Focke-Wulf Fw 190.

1. Germany
   Bangladesh
2. Egypt
   Japan

This German military aircraft, the Focke-Wulf Ta 152, was a high-altitude fighter-inceptor which entered service in January 1945 with the Luftwaffe.

1. Mexico
   Soviet Union
2. Thailand
   Tanzania

The Lavochkin La-5 made its first appearance in July 1942 as an improved version of the LaGG-3.

1. Turkey
   USA
2. Thailand
   Italy

The Grumman F6F Hellcat, a United States Navy carrier-based fighter, was introduced in 1943 as a replacement to the F4F Wildcat.

1. Great Britain
   Indonesia
2. Kenya
   Argentina

This British fighter airplane (the Hawker Tempest) was an improved version of the Hawker Typhoon, which was considered to be the most powerful fighter aircraft of WWII.

1. Brazil
   Great Britain
2. Russia
   Indonesia

This piston-engined Soviet-fighter was the last version of the LaGG-1 which was an improvement of the La-5.

1. Great Britain
   India
2. Iran
   Argentina

Along with the Royal Air Force, the Supermarine Spitfire was used by the other Allied countries, namely the U.S. and Canadian Air Force.

1. Ukraine
   South Africa
2. Japan
   Colombia

Introduced on March 9, 1945, the Kawasaki Ki-100 was a fighter aircraft which was used by the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service until August 1945.

1. Mexico
   Germany
2. Bangladesh
   Vietnam

Designed by Hermann Pohlmann, the Junkers Ju 87, also called Stuka, was used by the Germans as a ground-attack aircraft and a dive-bomber.

1. Brazil
   Germany
2. Indonesia
   Nigeria

This German aircraft (the Messerschmitt Me 262), nicknamed Storm Bird and Swallow, was introduced in April 1944 as the first jet-powered fighter.

1. Spain
   Japan
2. Iran
   Turkey

By the end of the war, over 3,000 units of the Kawasaki Ki-61 Japanese fighter aircraft were manufactured since its introduction in 1942.

1. Russia
   Myanmar
2. Italy
   Kenya

The Macchi C.200 Saetta ("Thunderbolt") had early stability issues, but was considered by many to be ideal for ground attacks.

1. Great Britain
   Pakistan
2. Turkey
   Germany

This German aircraft, the Messerschmitt Bf 109, which was one of the most advanced fighters of its time, was first used in Spanish Civil War in 1937.

1. Italy
   Egypt
2. Germany
   USA

The U.S. Army Air Force and the Royal Air Force utilized this four-engine heavy bomber, the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, from 1936 to 1945.

1. USA
   Japan
2. France
   Australia

During its five-six years in combat, this Japanese long-range fighter, which was called the Mitsubishi A6M Zero, earned a fearsome reputation due to a combination of great firepower and excellent maneuverability.

1. Philippines
   Russia
2. Pakistan
   USA

Due to its advanced designs, this Boeing B-29 Superfortress, a strategic bomber was used post-WWII, namely in the Korean War.

1. Great Britain
   South Africa
2. Myanmar
   USA

The Hawker Hurricane, and its naval variant, the Sea Hurricane, was a British fighter built by Hawker Aircraft from 1937 to 1944.

1. Sudan
   China
2. USA
   Ukraine

The P-51 Mustang, of which there are three variants, is an American fighter-bomber and single seat, long-range fighter.

1. Japan
   South Korea
2. USA
   Tanzania

Designed by Clarence Johnson for the U.S. Army Air Corps, the P-38 was a heavy fighter which was fitted with a piston engine.

1. Great Britain
   Mexico
2. Indonesia
   Nigeria

Nicknamed "Mossie" by crew members, the de Havilland Mosquito was employed by the British to be used as a multi-role combat aircraft.

1. Germany
   Kenya
2. USA
   Vietnam

This American twin-engine medium bomber, the North American B-25 Mitchell, was named after Major General William Mitchell, who is regarded as the father of U.S. military aviation.

1. Italy
   Egypt
2. Turkey
   USA

From 1940 to 1945, this American aircraft (the Consolidated B-24/LB-30/PB4Y-1 Liberator) was used as a heavy bomber, anti-submarine warfare and a maritime patrol aircraft.

1. China
   Bangladesh
2. India
   Germany

This aircraft, the Heinkel He 111, was used by the Germans as a medium bomber and was constantly upgraded and modified throughout WWII.

1. Japan
   USA
2. South Africa
   Tanzania

The Allies commanded this military transport aircraft which was developed from the designs of the Douglas DC-3. It was called the Douglas C-47 Skytrain.

1. Argentina
   Spain
2. USA
   Colombia

The PBY Catalina was an American flying boat and amphibious aircraft which was one of the most widely used seaplanes during the war.

1. Myanmar
   Turkey
2. Italy
   USA

The Republic P-47 Thunderbolt was a U.S. fighter-bomber which was used for ground attacks and high-altitude air-to-air attacks.

1. USA
   Vietnam
2. Germany
   Egypt

This dive bomber and scout plane (the Douglas SBD Dauntless) was manufactured from 1940 to 1944 by Douglas Aircraft for the United States and the Allies.

1. Mexico
   Nigeria
2. Germany
   Bangladesh

Designed by Alexander Lippisch, this rocket-powered aircraft (the Messerschmitt Me 163) was the first piloted airplane to exceed 621 mph in level flight.

1. Pakistan
   France
2. Bangladesh
   Iran

The Bloch MB.150-157 monoplane military aircraft is characterized by its low wing and all-metal body, fully enclosed cockpit with a retractable carriage.

1. Pakistan
   Brazil
2. Indonesia
   USA

This American torpedo bomber, the Grumman TBF/TBM Avenger, made its combat debut in 1942 and continued to remain in use until the 1960s.

1. India
   China
2. Germany
   USA

The Heinkel He 162, also called the Salamander and Spatz, is a two-engined jet-powered fighter which entered service in January 1945.

1. Thailand
   Philippines
2. Great Britain
   Soviet Union

This ground-attack aircraft (the Ilyushin Il-2) was used extensively by the Soviet Union as well as Poland, Yugoslavia, and Bulgaria.

1. France
   Germany
2. Tanzania
   Colombia

This French fighter aircraft, the Dewoitine D-520, made its combat debut in January 1940, shortly after the beginning of WWII.

1. Brazil
   Germany
2. Vietnam
   Iran

Introduced in 1939, the Junkers Ju 88 was used by the Germans to perform a variety of military aviation functions such as a night/heavy fighter.

1. Japan
   Egypt
2. Philippines
   USA

The P-39, which was manufactured by Bell Aircraft, was primarily used by the Soviet Union, the U.S. Army Air Forces, and the Royal Air Force.

1. China
   India
2. Italy
   USA

Developed in Italy, the SAI.207 was a light fighter which was constructed entirely from wood and made its first flight in the spring of 1941.

1. Mexico
   Brazil
2. USA
   Russia

In 1940, the British Royal Navy became the first to use this American carrier-based fighter, called the Grumman F4F/FM Wildcat/Martlet, in combat in the North Atlantic Ocean.

1. Indonesia
   Australia
2. Turkey
   Thailand

The CAC Boomerang was introduced in 1942 as the primary fighter for the Royal Australian Air Force.

1. Great Britain
   Russia
2. USA
   Pakistan

Designed and developed by Avro, the Avro Lancaster, a British four-engine heavy bomber, was considered by many to be one of the most successful WWII bombers.

1. Indonesia
   Japan
2. Pakistan
   Italy

The Fiat G-55, of which there are fourteen variants, was an Italian single-seat, single-engine fighter aircraft.

1. China
   Canada
2. Germany
   India

Introduced on September 11, 1941, the Hawker Typhoon was used as a fighter-bomber by the Royal Air Force and the Royal Canadian Air Force.

1. Spain
   Colombia
2. USA
   Thailand

A total of 12,571 of this American carrier-based fighter-bomber (the Vought F4U/FG Corsair) was manufactured by Chance Vought from 1942 to 1953.

1. Pakistan
   Egypt
2. China
   Romania

The Royal Romanian Air Force used this low-wing monoplane, the IAR 80/IAR 81, all-metal ground-attack and fighter aircraft for the first time in February 1941.

1. China
   USA
2. Myanmar
   India

Sixty-two units of this fighter-interceptor were manufactured from 1939 to 1940 by the Curtiss-Wright Corporation and was named the Curtiss-Wright CW-21 Demon.

1. Soviet Union
   Bangladesh
2. USA
   Japan

The Soviet Union first used the Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter airplane in battle in early 1941 until production was ceased in 1944.

1. Italy
   South Africa
2. Mexico
   France

The C.714 was a version of the C.710 which was developed before the start of WWII by Caudron-Renault for the French Air Force.

1. France
   Brazil
2. Nigeria
   Russia

Designed by Jean Galtier, the Arsenal VG-33 aircraft was one of less than fifty of a line of fast French light fighters.