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French Navy ship of the line classes timeline, 1750s–1900s
New guns Old guns of the 1786 system fitted with flintlock primers Carronades and mortars
Manufacturer Idflieg designations
Reconnaissance Fighters Bombers Night Bombers
Corporate Subsidiaries Products
Tank guns Anti-tank guns Infantry and mountain guns Recoilless guns Mortars Heavy mortars Rocket artillery Field, medium and heavy guns Superheavy and siege artillery Railroad artillery Naval artillery Anti-aircraft guns Demolition charges
Governing bodies Branches Equipment
Hellenic Navy
Hellenic Army
Hellenic Air Force
Academies
Officer academies NCO academies Staff academies
Related Other
Manufacturer By role
Fighters Bombers Attack/Patrol Recon/Scouts Utility/Transports Civil aircraft Others
By name People
Indigenous
Manufacturer designations Light aircraft Trainers Fighter aircraft Helicopters Transporters Gliders UAVs
Jointly developed
Under license
Fighter aircraft Helicopters Transporters Trainers
(*) are under development
Company
Role
Bombers Airliners Experimental Transports
Company designations
Heinkel Eindecker (HE) monoplanes Heinkel Doppeldecker (HD) biplanes
RLM designationsProjects 1933–1945 Foreign designations
Individual Combat
Ancient Medieval and Late Modern 1914–1945 1945–1980 1980–2000 2001–present
Athletic Work Other
Land
Pedal power Electric motor assistTreadle power Other foot power Hand power Row action Pushed/pulled Carried Weight shifting Gravity
Water
Hand power Hand and foot power Foot power
Amphibious Air Non-vehicular transport
Related topics
G- class
GL- class
K- class
L- class
N- class
G =
Grossflugzeuge (large airplane), GL =
Grossflugzeuge Leicht (light large airplane)
K = Kampfflugzeug (battleplane), renamed as G-class, L = bomber midway between K/G and R-classes
N =
Nacht (night)
Aichi Hiro Naval Arsenal Mitsubishi Nakajima Tokyo Gasu Denki
Organisations Programmes Satellites Space observatories Lunar and Human spaceflight Launch vehicles
Active In development Retired
Engines
Spaceports Research facilities Communications Legislation and policy Private companies Related
Fighters (A) Torpedo bombers (B) Shipboard reconnaissance (C) Dive bombers (D) Reconnaissance seaplanes (E) Observation seaplanes (F) Land-based bombers (G) Flying Boats (H) Land-based Fighters (J) Trainers (K) Transports (L) Special-purpose (M)1 Floatplane fighters (N) Land-based bombers (P) Patrol (Q) Land-based reconnaissance (R) Night fighters (S) 1 X as second letter is for experimental aircraft or imported technology demonstrators not intended for service,
2 Hyphenated trailing letter (-J, -K, -L, -N or -S) denotes design modified for secondary role, 3 Possibly incorrect designation, but used in many sources
Transports
Vega family Electra family Constellation family C-130 Hercules family L-188 Electra family Other types
Fighter-bombers
Lightning family Shooting Star family Starfighter family Raptor family Other types
Reconnaissance
Blackbird family Maritime patrol Other crewed UAVs
Trainers Helicopters Experimental Light aircraft Missiles Engines Model
1 Not assigned
Model numbers Airliners Attack aircraft Bombers Maritime patrol Military transports Military trainers Scout/Torpedo bombers Reconnaissance aircraft Observation aircraft Martin Marietta
North America &
Carnival of the Americas Holland America Group
Europe &
Carnival United Kingdom Costa Cruises Group Carnival China
Former
By platform By target type By guidance Lists
Divisions of the Hellenic Army
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French weapons of the 19th century
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Imperial Japanese Army artillery
Soviet and 
Russian Navies
Algerian National Navy
People's Liberation Army Navy
Indian Navy
Islamic Republic of Iran Navy
Polish Navy
Romanian Naval Forces
Vietnam People's Navy
Myanmar Navy
