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Version 2.3 · 2026-08-18
- Updated aircraft information - Improved the interface of the Gallery section for easier navigation
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The store currently lists version 2.3, updated 2026-08-18.








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Explore the history of military aviation from the early biplanes of World War I to the latest generation unmanned combat aerial vehicles. Includes all the important fighter, bomber, ground-attack, reconnaissance and transport airplane, UAV and helicopter that shaped the evolution of the combat aircraft. Challenge yourself to see how many you can name!
EASY TO PLAY, FUN AND ADDICTIVE
500 questions with different levels of difficulty await you. Do you think you can beat all of them?
DETAILED INFORMATION ON EACH AIRCRAFT
Service history, technical data, performance and armament details provided for each aircraft.
HELP TOKENS TO THE RESCUE
If you get stuck on a level, you have three types of tokens at your disposal to help you reach the next one: reveal a single letter, remove extra letters or skip the level.…
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- Updated aircraft information - Improved the interface of the Gallery section for easier navigation
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