Examples of using Spitfire in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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the Messerschmitt Bf 109, in its many variants, exceeded the Spitfire's production statistics, the Spitfire was the only British fighter aircraft to be in continual production before, during, and after the Second World War.
both an Accomplishment Spitfire and also Ferrari 488 Pista can be considered sports cars, regardless of significantly different degrees of performance.
The Hawk was found to have lighter controls than the Spitfire at speeds over 300 mph(480 km/h),
The Spitfire and Hurricane, operating virtually over their home airfields and having a greater range,
Although the Spitfire continued to improve in speed and armament, range and fuel capacity were major issues:
The Spitfire, designed several years before the war, was adapted to
By this time the Spitfire Vs were meeting Focke-Wulf Fw 190s in combat and getting rather beaten up, so the Typhoon was
an effective fighter aircraft, it was unclear if the more advanced Spitfire would enter production smoothly, while the Hurricane used well-understood manufacturing techniques.
during 1941-43 in the Eagle Squadrons and who flew the Spitfire until January 1943.
massive 40 foot(12 m) wing that was much thicker than those on designs like the Spitfire.
late-model Supermarine Spitfire/Seafire, the Japanese were forced into a defensive war
late-model Supermarine Spitfire/Seafire, the Japanese were forced into a defensive war
VOS-7, a US Navy Spotter Squadron flying Supermarine Spitfire VBs and Seafire IIIs, was one of the units which provided targeting coordinates
The differences between the Spitfire and the Me 109 in performance and handling were only marginal,
weighed more than a Spitfire, had the same power,
to be moved rearward, behind the tank, an arrangement used in other piston fighters of the era, such as the Spitfire.
an Avro Lancaster bomber, a Supermarine Spitfire fighter, and a Hawker Hurricane fighter aircraft from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight,
an Avro Lancaster bomber, a Supermarine Spitfire fighter and a Hawker Hurricane fighter aircraft from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight,
The Spitfire Mk IX remained in service until 1950-52 when a small group of 30 survivors were supplied to the Israeli Air Force(HHA); eventually, these ex-Italian aircraft were sent to Burma in 1954-55.[25] Today, one ex-Italian Air Force Spitfire Mk IX, MM4084, is on display at Vigna di Valle, Rome.
Military aircraft SpitFire.