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The production history of the plane

The Wright brothers plane

This plane made

by the Wright

brothers was

made in 1900.

The Wright

brothers were the

first people to

take flight in the

first ever plane.

The Wright

brothers had

tried many ideas

and had failed.

World War 1 Plane

The first world war

was when the U.S

first Discovered that

the only way to win

the war with, was

with planes. When a

U.S plane crashed in

Germany and was

intact and the

Germans had started

to make their own

planes. In world war

1 the way they

started to use planes

was for air

surveillance and to

draw out maps of the

enemy territory.

World war 2 spitfire

The Supermarine

Spitfire is a British single

seat fighter aircraft that

was used by the royal air

force and many other

allied country's

throughout the second

world war. The spitfire

continued to be used as a

front line fighter and in

secondary roles into the

1950’s. it was produced

in greater numbers than

any other British aircraft

and was the only British

fighter in continuous

production throughout

the war.

The Fixed-Wing Aircraft

A fixed-wing aircraft is

an aircraft capable of

flight using wings that

generate lift due to the

vehicles forward

airspeed and the shape

of the wings. Fixed-wing

aircraft are distinct from

rotary-wing aircraft in

which the wings form a

rotor mounted of a

spinning shaft and

ornithopters in which

the wings are hinged,

allowing them to flap in

a similar manner to a

bird.

The Harrier

The harrier, informally

referred to as the jump jet, is a

family of military jet aircraft

capable of vertical/Short

takeoff and landing operations.

Historically the harrier was

developed in Brittan to operate

from ad-hoc facilities such as

car parks or forest6 clearings,

avoiding the need for large air

bases vulnerable to tactical

nuclear weapons. Later the

design was adapted for use

from aircraft aircraft carriers.

The harrier is also distinct as

being of modern era, yet

subsonic, contrasting with

most of the major western post

world war II era attack

aircraft, which tend to be

supersonic.