During World War I, airplanes were primarily used for reconnaissance, but by WWII, the U.S. played a critical role in producing nearly two-thirds of all Allied military equipment.
The development of aircraft during WWII was transformative, significantly enhancing the military capabilities of the Allies and aiding in both air offense and defense.
While speed isn't the most crucial aspect of military planes, the ability to travel far on a single tank of gas provided significant advantages during combat.
The rapid technological advancements in military aviation not only contributed to WWII strategies but also influenced future developments in aviation technology, benefiting civilian air travel.
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