Only Total WW2 Plane Nerds Should Even Try This Quiz

If you reckon you can tell a Mitsubishi Zero from a Focke Wulf 190 BY ITS SILHOUETTE ALONE, please by all means have a go.

CORRECTION

Oct. 19, 2016, at 16:03 PM

The German aircraft manufacturer is called "Messerschmitt"; the Superfortress's designation was the B-29; and the Mitsubishi A6M was known as the "Zero" by its pilots. An earlier version of this piece had "Messerschmidt" and "B-25 Superfortress", and said that "Zero" was the Allied name for the plane. The author of this piece hangs his head in shame before his fellow plane nerds, although he insists the B-25 thing was a typo.