Can You Pass The Ultimate Military Aircraft Quiz?

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Published 2021-10-13
Think you know your military aircraft? Let's see how well you do at this quiz! Test your knowledge across a wide range of military aircraft including transport aircraft such as the C-5 Galaxy, C-130 Hercules and C-17 Globemaster. Fighter jets such as the F-22 Raptor, F-35 Lightning and the F-15 Strike Eagle. Support aircraft such as the A-10 Warthog. Bomber and stealth aircraft such as the B-2 Spirit and SR-71 Blackbird. If you're looking for the ultimate military aircraft trivia, here you go. Best of luck on the quiz!
All Comments (21)
  • @gidgidaniha
    You know your an aircraft nerd when you can ne them all before your even given the options
  • @peterszar
    I'm sorry folks but this is the easiest quiz I've ever taken. Such obvious choices, having modern day or older aircraft in the mix with a modern plane and three other choices prop jobs. I wish my anatomy/physiology classes would have been that easy.
  • @atcsman
    former F-16 pilot...I got 'em all.
  • @maverick6606
    Passed 100% and could name them even before the proposed names appeared 😀 Thanks for the fun!
  • @southjerseymountain
    29 out of 30. Missed the SUKHOI SU-57. 66 year old, non military. Builder of many model planes, mainly US and British. Thanks for posting this quiz. It was fun.
  • @JohnDPagan
    I nailed all of them. I was surprised not to see an F-4 Phantom or an A7D Corsair the two fighter jets I crewed in my 6 years in the USAF. I was in from 1974-1980. I went up in the back seat of an F-4D Phantom while stationed at Holloman AFB. NM. Did 1.2 mach. at 34K feet. About 920 MPH. Lived out my little boy dream of being a fighter pilot at that moment. May 21, 1976.
  • @user-iv5wz7sn7i
    Everyone else: “56 year old military veteran, 28/30” Me: “middle schooler, 30/30”
  • @KlipsenTube
    Got most of them before the choices began to appear. The few that I didn't know on sight were easy, because a futuristic Russian jet fighter cannot be mistaken for any of three WWII piston engined fighters and trainers 😉
  • @ArfiniGa
    Put this on 2x speed and you got yourself medium difficulty
  • @w.rustylane5650
    Since I was in the USMC 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, I got all the answers correct. I've always prided myself in knowing and keeping abreast of all aircraft. VMA(AW)-224 was my squadron and we flew A-6A, A-6B, KA-6D tankers and EA-6B Prowlers. Cheers from eastern TN
  • @ralfhtg1056
    29 out of 30. The quiz is actually pretty easy. My only miss was the the T33, which I thought to be the F2H Banshee. On a side note: the F/A 18 you showed was actually not a Hornet, but an F/A18F Super Hornet.
  • @timmyers3428
    Scored 100%, a little side story on the T33 Shooting Star, we had them at Eielson AFB in the late 70's and early 80's (when I was stationed there) and the brass used to fly them to stay current. One day an un-named high ranking officer was flying one and pulled the tip tank release while lifting off. Don't know if he thought he was raising the gear or what. Anyway 15,000' of runway came in handy for him as he just set it back down on the runway. The things you learn from the Tower Flowers that were in my squadron!!!
  • @yankee7664
    Thanks for the test..🤗...the only one i didn't know 🤔was the t-6 Texan....hope you do a 2 test whit more aircraft.....👍
  • @muskaos
    The picture of the EA-6B you used is from my old squadron, VAQ-140. We started using that flag tail scheme in 2005.
  • @kimmymurcia
    Loved this!!! My husband who was never in the military (but wanted to be) got 29/30 and we had a great time doing the test! Thank you for making me realize all the books I bought him the last 45 years was money well spent 😊