Fighter Air-crafts part 1

Brief view about Fighter jet, Attack, Strike and Bomber air-craft:

Generally the when the world Comes “attack aircraft” in our mind the first idea comes about do defend ones geographic, people and private properties of a country. A fighter jet, attack aircraft, strike aircraft or attack bomber craft, that is a tactical aircraft of the military that has a “primary” role and having a greater and big precision than bombers, that’s primary goal of carrying out strikes of the air, and while pressing the attack button that is trained and that is prepared to encounter the strong low-level defenses of the air. This kind of class of the attacking aircrafts is designed mostly for naval air to surface missions and for the close air support, that are overlaps the mission of the tactical bomber. This kind of aircraft designs is dedicated to the non naval roles that are often known as ground mission attack aircraft. And are used for the the ground air attacks and to hit the limited area targets.

Fighter jets usually carry out the role of attack, although they would not be considered aircrafts for attack per se, although the bomber of fighter conversions of those similar aircraft would be considered as a part of the class. The concept and idea, technology of the Light bomber and the fighter bomber are replaced by the strike fighters in a very effectively way, that is also differs a very slightly from broad concept of an attack fighter aircraft.

After the World War II attack aircraft dedicated as the separate class that are existed primarily. The implementation that is precise differs and varies from one country to another country, and was handled by a wide variety of new designs. The Britain aircraft and the US attack aircraft were generally the medium bomber or the light bombers, sometimes that are carrying heavy straight forward firing attack weapons like the de Havilland Mosquito Tsetse and the North America’s B-25G Mitchell. That are in USSR and in the Germany, where they were famous and known as sturmovik “storm trooper or Schlachtflugzeug “battle aircraft” respectively, For the llyushin II-2 and Henschel Hs 125  this role was carried out by purpose new design and heavily armored attack aircraft. In the role the Soviets and the Germans also used light bombers: The versions of cannon armed Junker’s Ju 87 Stuka greatly outnumbered the Hs 129, while the Petlyakov Pe-2 was not specially designed for it but instead of that it was used for this role.

The fighter bomber started to take over the many attack roles In the latter part of the World War II, that is a a transition that was continued in the era of post-war. Jet- powered examples were relatively rare but not unknown, like a Black-burn Buccaneer. In the A-series the navy of U.S continued to introduce and launch the new aircrafts, but these were mostly like the same kind of the medium bomber and the lighter bomber. The need for a separate category of attack aircraft was greatly decreased by introducing the precision-guided munitions which allowed almost any kind of aircraft to carry out this role while remaining the safe at the altitude of high. Many other remaining roles also have taken by the Attack Helicopters that could only be carried out at the lower altitudes.

Since the 1960s, have been widely introduced  the only two dedicated attack aircraft designs, Soviet/Russian Sukhoi Su-25 Frogfoot and the America’s Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II. The one anomaly belonging to this kind of class is the Lock kheed AC/130, which having the functions and features as its primary armament high-caliber artillery fighting guns adapted for attacking aircraft use including the M102 howitzer and 105 mm.

In the post World War II era, a variety of the light attacking aircraft has also been introduced, usually that are based on the light fixed wing aircraft or other adapted trainers. In the counter-insurgency operations these have been used for this kind of operations.