Air Forces Trivia Quizzes

The U.S.A. entered World War II with fighter aircraft designed in the mid 1930s, but soon introduced new and better planes. The U.S. ended the war with the world's strongest Air Force, and has been in the forefront of aircraft development ever since.

During World War II soldiers and civilians alike learned to identify aircraft which might be threats by studying silhouettes of each country's planes. Let's update that method with photographs and see how many of these 15 old warbirds you can identify.

A brief quiz about the nicknames given to some well-known, and not-so-well-known WW2 aircraft; not 'official' nicknames, but the names given to them by the crews that flew them and by the airmen that were confronted by them. I hope you enjoy it.

Another military plane quiz. I'll give you the bomber's nickname and you give the class.

This is a quiz about US Military aircraft.

After World War II, jet fighter technology quickly became the obsession of the major military powers. A great diversity of aircraft was created, to suit many different roles. How well do you know the fighters and bombers of the Jet Age?

The Soviets and United States were involved in a race for supremecy of the sky from the end of World War Two till about 1990. How much do you know about the Soviet fighter aircraft?

I give you the name of the aircraft, and you give me the primary function of that craft.

From the start of the Cold War, Western forces began to give names to the Soviet aircraft they encountered - mainly because they did not know their real names. See how much you know about Soviet aircraft and the names that the NATO gave to them.

This quiz is all about Jet Fighters from around the world. Some are still in use and others have been retired from service.