Fighter planes were first used in the 20th century in world war one in 1914. The first fighter planes were the Sopwith Camel- British and the Fokker triplane- German Fighter developed rapidly and in World war two e had fighters such as the spitfire and the Hurricane
When the Germans first attacked in February of 1916, they used flame throwers to advance far enough to get past the fort surrounding Verdun. Thereafter, they used artillery guns and air planes for the 300-day battle.
In the Battle of Midway, a total of three aircraft carriers, eight cruisers, and fifteen destroyers were used by the United States. Additionally, around 248 aircraft were involved in the battle.
In the midway battle the American planes and ship defeated the Japanese ones.
The only guns used at Midway were anti-aircraft guns and guns from torpedo bombers, dive bombers, and fighter planes. Midway, like the Battle of Coral Sea before it, were strictly "naval AIR battles."
With the exception of one or more submarine strikes to dispatch cripples; Midway was fought by naval airmen: planes against planes & planes against warships.
In WWI planes were used mostly for reconnaissance.
Machine guns on fighter planes.
first use: they were one of the first planes to fly successfully. They were used in ww1 and the first part of ww2. Now they are used in air clubs, air shows and as private planes
The first airplanes where used as private planes until the military required there services and where used as recon planes during the World Wars.
Japan used a total of 353 aircraft in the battle; of which 29 were shot down.
Radar was used to warn of approaching enemy planes.
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They used whatever fighter planes had not been bombed. The Spitfire MK1, The Mosquito, The Hurricane MK 1 and air see rescue planes. See the related link below for photographs and the story of the Battle of Britain.
no, cannons were used. Was too long ago to have bombs and a decent carrier (planes.)
There weren't any 'Scottish' planes as such. The RAF has always been staffed by people from all over the UK.
the first planes were made of wood and canvas.
I think it may have been in the Battle of Britain. I don't think the Dunkirk battle had any planes involved in that battle but I could be wrong.