quick question

[haitch40]

did the germans or americans ever make a turn n burn fighter?
did the japanese or british ever make a BnZ fighter?

[Soviet Ace]

The only American plane I know of that would have been a T&B fighter was the Bearcat, but that was to late in the war to be used. Germany, I'm not so sure about, but Japan did have the Ki-45 Toryu. That was not a T&B plane, so it would have to have been used in B&Z.

[The_Goalie_94]

B&Z...am i lost...i know i will go DURRR.... when i here wha it means....

[MorgothNL]

Originally Posted by The_Goalie_94

B&Z...am i lost...i know i will go DURRR.... when i here wha it means....

Boom and zoom

Get up high, and dive down and burst the enemy, then climb away.
Its the opposite of turn and burn, where you would make turns, and try to stay on some ones 6

[Vulcan607]

the BF109F could out turn and out climb a spitfire mk 2 so i would thank that that would be a turning fighter.

[The_Goalie_94]

Originally Posted by MorgothNL

Boom and zoom

Get up high, and dive down and burst the enemy, then climb away.
Its the opposite of turn and burn, where you would make turns, and try to stay on some ones 6

Kk, thanks...

[Soviet Ace]

Originally Posted by Vulcan607

the BF109F could out turn and out climb a spitfire mk 2 so i would thank that that would be a turning fighter.

There are several reasons why, but against a MkIX the F4 would be given a run for its money, depending on if it had clipped wings, which would give the MIX an advantage at rolling. But the 109 was not a TnB fighter.