F-100 Super SabreNorth American F 100 Super Sabre airplane model. Experience the groundbreaking power of the F 100 Super Sabre, the first USAF aircraft to break the sound barrier in level flight. Its inaugural flight occurred on May 25, 1953, with the first production model rolling out in October 1953. A total of 2,294 F 100s were manufactured by North American before production ceased in 1959. Originally designed for aerial combat, the F 100 proved its versatility as

14-inch diameter

In January 1918

German pilots were ordered not to fly it across enemy lines for fear the Allies would capture the secrets of the synchronizing gear

The Lightning was designed in 1937 as a high-altitude interceptor

Developed primarily as a strategic military cargo freighter (in which role it can carry missile units and main battle tanks)

McDonnell Douglas F-101 Voodoo airplane model

including the newest joint weapons such as JDAM and JSOW

It made its first flight on June 1

powerful engine and very thin wings fitted into the most compact airframe possible

ground strafing and photo reconnaissance missions

000 V-1s were launched against London alone

Developed in the late 1970s