Скачать или смотреть Evolution of British Fighter Jets 1940s–2035 | From Spitfire to Tempest Future Jet

From the legendary Supermarine Spitfire to the futuristic Tempest 6th-gen stealth fighter, explore the stunning evolution of British combat aviation. In this cinematic video, we trace the design breakthroughs, technology leaps, and battlefield legends that shaped the RAF’s airpower legacy — from WWII classics to future-ready warplanes.
Whether you're a military aviation enthusiast or a fan of futuristic jets, this video delivers visual history in motion.

1 Gloster Meteor – 1944
Britain’s first operational jet fighter.

2 Supermarine Spitfire (late variants) – 1945
Iconic WWII prop fighter; transition to jet age.

3 de Havilland Vampire – 1945
First RAF aircraft with a single jet engine.

4 de Havilland Venom – 1949
Improved Vampire with better performance.

5 Gloster Javelin – 1951
All-weather delta-wing interceptor.

6 Hawker Hunter – 1954
Sleek and fast; widely exported.

7 English Electric Lightning – 1957
Supersonic; vertical twin-engine layout.

8 Blackburn Buccaneer – 1962
Low-level strike jet; carrier-capable.

9 Hawker Siddeley Harrier – 1967
First successful VTOL fighter.

10 SEPECAT Jaguar – 1973
Anglo-French ground attack aircraft.

11 BAE Hawk – 1976
Trainer and light combat aircraft.

12 Panavia Tornado – 1979
Multi-role swing-wing fighter.

13 Harrier GR5/GR7/GR9 – 1987
Upgraded Harrier for RAF and Navy.

14 Eurofighter Typhoon – 2003
4.5-gen multi-role air superiority jet.

15 BAE Taranis – 2013
Stealth UCAV demonstrator.

16 Tempest – 2018
Announced 6th-gen fighter project.

17 Tempest G509 M– 2035
Next-gen RAF fighter enters service.