Supermarine Spitfire

The Supermarine Spitfire was a British fighter aircraft used during World War II, renowned for its agility, speed, and distinctive elliptical wings. Designed for dogfighting, it played a key role in defending the UK against enemy aircraft. The Spitfire combined advanced aerodynamics and powerful engines, allowing it to perform well in combat. Its versatility meant it was used in various roles, including interception, reconnaissance, and ground attack. Over 20,000 units were built, making it an iconic symbol of British resilience and engineering during the war. Its durability and performance contributed significantly to the Allied victory.