List of military aircraft of the United States | Wikipedia audio article
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00:01:35 1 Prior to 1919
00:02:04 2 Army Air Service, 1919–1924
00:02:44 2.1 Type O: Foreign-Built Pursuit Aircraft
00:03:01 2.2 Type I: Pursuit, water-cooled
00:03:35 2.3 Type II: Pursuit, night
00:03:48 2.4 Type III: Pursuit, air-cooled
00:04:01 2.5 Type IV: Pursuit, ground attack, 1922
00:04:15 2.6 Type V: Two-seat pursuit
00:04:28 2.7 Type VI: Ground attack, 1920–1922
00:04:46 2.8 Type VII: Infantry liaison
00:04:58 2.9 Type VIII: Night observation
00:05:13 2.10 Type IX: Artillery observation
00:05:25 2.11 Type X: Corps observation
00:05:57 2.12 Type XI: Day bombardment
00:06:10 2.13 Type XII: Night bombardment, short range
00:06:34 2.14 Type XIII: Night bombardment, long range
00:06:51 2.15 Type XIV: Trainer, air-cooled
00:07:17 2.16 Type XV: Trainer, water-cooled
00:07:43 2.17 Ambulance, 1919–1924
00:07:59 2.18 Messenger
00:08:11 2.19 Pursuit, special
00:08:23 2.20 Racer
00:08:51 2.21 Seaplane
00:09:01 2.22 Transport
00:09:17 2.23 Lighter-than-air craft
00:09:56 3 Army Air Corps/Army Air Forces/Air Force 1924–1962
00:10:12 3.1 Attack, 1924–1948
00:12:43 3.2 Bomber
00:13:15 3.2.1 Light Bomber, 1924–1926
00:14:08 3.2.2 Medium Bomber, 1924–1926
00:14:24 3.2.3 Heavy Bomber, 1924–1926
00:14:44 3.2.4 Unified bomber sequence, 1926–1962
00:19:17 3.2.5 Bomber, long range, 1935–1936
00:19:53 3.3 Cargo, 1924–1962
00:28:49 3.4 Drone
00:28:57 3.4.1 Aerial Target
00:29:06 3.4.1.1 1922–1935
00:29:36 3.4.1.2 1940–1941
00:30:03 3.4.1.3 1942–1948
00:30:33 3.4.2 Aerial Target (Model Airplane), 1942–1948
00:31:27 3.4.3 Controllable bomb, 1942–1945
00:32:03 3.4.4 Target Control, 1942–1948
00:32:27 3.4.5 Unified sequence, 1948–1962
00:33:21 3.5 Glider
00:33:29 3.5.1 Assault Glider, 1942–1944
00:33:45 3.5.2 Bomb Glider, 1942–1944
00:34:03 3.5.3 Cargo Glider, 1941–1948
00:35:14 3.5.4 Fuel Glider, 1930–1948
00:35:28 3.5.5 Powered Glider, 1943–1948
00:35:46 3.5.6 Training Glider, 1941–1948
00:37:34 3.5.7 Unified sequence, 1948–1955
00:38:09 3.5.8 Sailplane, 1960–1962
00:38:24 3.6 Gyroplane, 1935–1939
00:38:41 3.7 Liaison, 1942–1962
00:40:50 3.8 Pursuit, 1924-1948/Fighter, 1948–1962
00:48:29 3.8.1 Fighter, Multiplace
00:48:43 3.8.2 Pursuit, Biplace
00:49:00 3.9 Observation
00:49:09 3.9.1 Observation, 1924–1942
00:52:27 3.9.2 Observation amphibian, 1925–1948
00:53:19 3.10 Reconnaissance
00:53:28 3.10.1 Photographic reconnaissance, 1930–1948 / Reconnaissance, 1948–1962
00:54:36 3.10.2 Reconnaissance-strike, 1960–1962
00:55:02 3.11 Rotary wing 1941–1948 and helicopter 1948–present
01:00:21 3.12 Supersonic/special test, 1946–1948
01:00:56 3.13 Trainer
01:01:05 3.13.1 Advanced Trainer, 1925–1948
01:02:33 3.13.2 Basic Combat, 1936–1940
01:02:53 3.13.3 Basic Trainer, 1930–1948
01:03:50 3.13.4 Primary Trainer, 1925–1948
01:05:27 3.13.5 Unified sequence, 1948–present
01:07:28 3.14 Convertiplane, 1952–1962
01:07:54 4 Army, 1956–1962
01:08:43 4.1 Airplane, Cargo, 1956–1962
01:09:14 4.2 Airplane, Observation, 1956–1962
01:09:38 4.3 Flying Platform, 1955–1956
01:10:02 4.4 Helicopter, Cargo, 1956–1962
01:10:28 4.5 Helicopter, Observation, 1956–1962
01:11:05 4.6 Helicopter, Utility, 1956–1962
01:11:23 4.7 Helicopter, Experimental, 1956–1962
01:11:40 4.8 Vertical Takeoff and Landing Research, 1956–1962
01:12:41 5 Unified System, 1962–present
01:12:53 5.1 Airborne Laser
01:13:04 5.2 Airship
01:13:24 5.3 Anti-Submarine Warfare
01:13:42 5.4 Attack
01:15:12 5.5 Bomber
01:15:28 5.6 Cargo
01:20:25 5.7 Drone
01:21:54 5.8 Electronic Warfare
01:22:45 5.9 Fighter
01:25:45 5.10 Glider
01:26:34 5.11 Helicopter
01:27:56 5.12 Observation
01:28:31 5.13 Patrol
01:29:19 5.14 Reconnaissance
01:29:32 5.15 Spaceplane
01:30:01 5.16 Tanker
01:30:22 5.17 Trainer, 1962, 1990–present
01:31:44 5.18 Utility, 1955–present
01:33:24 5.19 Vertical and Short Take-off and Landing Aircraft
01:35:23 5.20 Experimental, 1948–present
01:39:40 6 Un-designated foreign aircraft operated by the United States



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