Great Britain Timeline of planes

[Kermit]

I found Great Britain probably the most challenging of this sort of timeline. While some sections are very detailed online, others are not so much. Especially vague is Lend-Lease stuff as it doesn't look like much tracking was done by the governments involved. I was a bit disappointed to find out that the P51's were mainly for recon and not a frontline fighter, never the less I soldiered on.

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[grumpybear]

Thanks, it's an intersting chart, and helpful

[Kermit]

The red colored biplanes don't want to show in the image. I'll have to upload a document that has them listed when I'm done. I added more torpedo bombers since this image a day ago, making more of a 'fleet' line to represent the Fleet Air Arm.

I have uploaded an Excel worksheet (.xls) with Japan, Germany, Soviet Union, Great Britain, and the United States in the file section of house rules for WWII. If you don't see it yet, it hasn't been cleared for takeoff yet.

[calm]

Thanks, it's an intersting chart, and helpful

Second that !

[Flying Officer Kyte]

Very useful for a beginner like me.
Thanks Kermit.
Rob.

[7eat51]

Josh, this is very helpful for me in thinking about how to build my collection and how to develop scenarios. :thumbsup:

Rob, if you're a beginner, I am not even a twinkle, yet, in my Dad's eye.

[diceslinger]

The Excel file sounds like just what I have been looking for. Thanks!

[Flying Officer Kyte]

Josh, this is very helpful for me in thinking about how to build my collection and how to develop scenarios. :thumbsup:

Rob, if you're a beginner, I am not even a twinkle, yet, in my Dad's eye.

Don't forget that I only embraced the dark side a couple of months ago Eric.:eek:
Rob.

[paulo cesar]

Thanks

[David Manley]

An excellent reference. I spotted a very minor error there, the Barracuda wasn't a biplane and it should extend to the 3rd box in 1945