Jet plane

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JET PLANE (fighting plane)

Today's world are continuously spreading in the field of weapons technology to build strong nation. Which makes a fear to the enemies to fight with them. Now to growth with all the fighting equipment of the forces there a huge role of a jet plane which are continuously making more and more advanced with lashes with very dangerous missiles. These are the very fast moving plane can make a exact attacks location and destroy the whole thing in the area 25sqmtr.



These super fast planes are used to fight in battle. This is the fastest plane which moves with a supersonic speed. All the air force army used it for fight with enemies. In this content we know deep understanding about these planes. Because i know that there are many people who wants to drive this specific types of technology. It is also dream for many of the person around us.

A jet plane is an aircraft controlled by jet engines(which gives much velocity to the aircraft).

 jet engines and aircraft achieve maximum efficiency at speeds which is nearly equal or above the speed of sound. Jet plane generally cruise at faster than about Much 981 km/h or 273 m/s at altitudes around 10,000–15,000 metres or more.


An RAF office Frank Whittle (who is an English inventor) developed the concept of the jet engine in 1928, Hans von Ohain developed the idea alone in the early 1930s in Germany. After completing the project he send his idea to Ernst Heinkel in 1936,who analyse all the data with his team and start working of the world's first turbojet aircraft ( jet plane).

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