The Yokosuka D4Y Suisei (彗星, “Comet”), called “Judy” by the Allies, are a collection of three Rank II light bomber aircraft that can be found in the Japanese air tree. While called bombers in the game description, these planes play more like heavy strike fighters, due to their great speed and agility.

Kamikaze (神風 “divine wind”) was a military tactic used in the later stages of the Second World War, used by pilots of the Imperial Japanese Air Force and Naval Air Service. The tactic consisted of an aircraft loaded with explosives; the pilot would then attempt to deliberately ram the aircraft into enemy ships to inflict damage.

The Vickers Wellington is a medium bomber found in the early stages of the British techtree. There is also a captured variant, the Wellington Mk Ic, found in the German tech tree as a premium. The Wellie was easily identified by its state-of-the-art geodetic airframe, which was not seen on anything other than airships at the time. These airplanes can hold thousands of pound of bombs, as well as torpedoes.

The Martin B-26B “Marauder” is a rank III medium bomber in the US tech tree. While sometimes an unforgiving aircraft to fly, the B-26 is known for its speed and impressive bombing capabilities. During the Second World War, the B-26 was used from 1941 in the Pacific, Mediterranean, and Northwest Europe theaters, right up to the end of the war. Its pilots dubbed it “The Widowmaker” because of its high stall speed and vulnerability to AAA fire. The B-26B was introduced in 1942 with a longer wingspan to improve high altitude performance.

The F8F-1 Bearcat is a rank III fighter-bomber in the US tech tree. It is known for its superb climb rate and turn time. It also can hold bombs and rockets for Ground Battles. During WW2, it was used in late 1945 as a carrier based fighter/attacker.