enemy aircraft

In service, the Me 163 turned out to be difficult to use against enemy aircraft.

On June 30, alone he brought down six enemy aircraft.

By 0900, two more enemy aircraft had joined the first.

On 11 July 1941 he shot down three enemy aircraft.

He shot down his first enemy aircraft on 12 October 1937.

He claimed five enemy aircraft on the night of 24/25 May.

They shot down their first enemy aircraft on the night of 20 August 1940.

"At least eight enemy aircraft in a circle around us."

Flying Fish was held down much of the time by enemy aircraft.

Two or three hostile enemy aircraft are in the area.

It destroyed 4,000 enemy aircraft on the ground and in the air.

Another seven enemy aircraft were claimed as a result of action on 30 May.

On 22 May he shot down three enemy aircraft bringing his total to 78.

He was credited with an enemy aircraft later that month.

The French planes, however, were not up to the enemy aircraft.

He has, himself, shot down eight and damaged at least six enemy aircraft.

The attacks usually were conducted by small groups of enemy aircraft.

As a result, his total of enemy aircraft shot down increased rapidly.

They received 20 caps and shot down many more enemy aircraft.

He downed four more enemy aircraft before the end of the year.

These were provided with a search light in order to spot enemy aircraft.

They had to learn to recognize both friendly and enemy aircraft.

This time, the enemy aircraft appeared on the screen immediately.

When daybreak came, so did between 70 and 80 enemy aircraft.

Enemy aircraft were limited to only six attacks throughout the entire day.