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The British Royal Air Force's introduction was averted on the initial Open Beta release but was then added in the late stages of beta testing as the 5th nation in the game.

The R.A.F. doctrine envisioned the employment of fighter aircraft for intercepting enemy aircraft and gaining superiority on the battlefield. The Spitfire, a major British fighter, was an outstanding example, optimized for mid-altitude maneuvering combat and high-altitude interception. Jet aircraft in this tech branch generally follow this concept.

British heavy fighters are worth a special mention. Some of them had been initially developed as bombers but were later modified into fighters. This is why British heavy fighters often feature different designs which are hard to fit in a single concept. Jet-powered heavy aircraft are primarily represented by high-altitude interceptors.

Fighters

    Bristol Bulldog 
    Bristol Type 133 
    Bristol Type 146 
    Supermarine Spitfire I 
    Supermarine Spitfire V 
    Supermarine Spitfire IX 
    Supermarine Spitfire XIV 
    Supermarie Attacker 
    Supermarine Swift 

Multirole fighters

    Gloster Goldfinch 
    Hawker Demon 
    Blackburn Skua 
    Hawker Hurricane Mk I 
    Hawker Hurricane Mk II 
    Hawker Tornado 
    Hawker Typhoon 
    Hawker Tempest 
    Hawker Sea Hawk 
    Hawker Hunter 

Heavy fighters

    Bristol Blenheim F 
    Bristol Beaufighter 
    De Havilland 103 Hornet 
    De Havilland 98 Mosquito FB 26 
    Westland P. 1056 
    Gloster P. 228 
    Gloster Javelin 

Attack aircraft

    CAC CA- 1 Wirraway 

Bomber aircraft

    Bristol Blenheim Mk.IV (early mod.) 

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