Examples of using Luftwaffe in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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However, there are many unconfirmed reports from both the Soviet and German side that P-63s did indeed see service against the Luftwaffe.
Over the period from 1935 through the early 1940s, Heuer manufactured chronographs for pilots in the Luftwaffe, known as"Flieger"(pilot) chronographs.
complaining that the Luftwaffe was only parachuting supplies.
and a team comprised of Luftwaffe members,“Flakelf”.
For every British plane shot down, two Luftwaffe warplanes were destroyed.
Though their defense ultimately failed, The P.11's did claim 126 Luftwaffe aircraft in the process.
In the 1930s, the Luftwaffe developed the Flieger style of watches: The Type-A with simple numerals
Germans came closer and closer and every day the Luftwaffe bombed the soldiers on the beaches and the British navy mercilessly.
and aircraft of the Luftwaffe(German Air Force)
The Bf 109 was the backbone of the Luftwaffe fighter force in World War II, although it began to be
and aircraft of the Luftwaffe(German air force)
Commenting on P-47s size, British pilots joked that a Thunderbolt pilot could defend himself from a Luftwaffe fighter by running around and hiding in the fuselage.
numerical superiority was often in Soviet hands, while the Luftwaffe had lost many of its best pilots in 1941-1942 and was on the strategic defensive.
Hurricanes of the Royal Air Force, or pilot the black crossed Bf-109's and Bf-110's of the Luftwaffe and the Italian Fiat G-50 of the Regia Aeronautica.
Bundesmarine(Navy), Luftwaffe(Air Force),
This watch and similar models that followed became widely used by the Luftwaffe in WWII and then were officially issued by the West German Airforce in the 1950's.
MG FF/M autocannons and many other weapon systems of the Luftwaffe in World War II,
Developed from the V10 and V13 prototypes, the"Dora" was the standard version of the Bf 109 in service with the Luftwaffe during the period just before World War II.
achieved air superiority over France in early 1940, allowing the Luftwaffe to begin a campaign of strategic bombing against British cities.
Dickwandig 2 kg or SD 2) was a German 2 kilogram anti-personnel submunition used by the Luftwaffe during the Second World War.