The book provides an overview of the history of aviation during World War II, including the development of fighter planes, bombers, and torpedo bombers. It covers the key events, battles, and campaigns of the war, as well as the major players involved, such as the United States, Great Britain, Germany, and Japan. The book also explores the impact of air power on the outcome of the war and how it changed the course of military strategy and tactics. The plot of the book 'Истребители Второй Мировой Самая полная энциклопедияиУдарная авиация Второй Мировой Штурмовики бомбардировщики торпедоносцы' revolves around the evolution of technology during World War II, specifically in the field of aviation. The book provides an in-depth look at the development of fighter planes, bombers, and torpedo bombers, and how these advancements changed the course of the war. The story begins with the early years of the war, when aircraft were primarily used for reconnaissance and tactical support, but as the conflict progressed, the role of air power became increasingly important. As the war raged on, both the Axis and Allied powers invested heavily in the development of new technologies to gain an edge in the skies. This led to the creation of advanced fighter planes like the Messerschmitt Bf 109 and Supermarine Spitfire, which were capable of reaching incredible speeds and altitudes.

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