P-38
Twin-engine American fighter
P-38 refers to two distinct items.
The Lockheed P-38 Lightning was a twin-engine American fighter aircraft of World War II, recognizable by its distinctive twin-boom design.
Separately, a P-38 is a small folding can opener issued with military rations, named for its approximately 38 punctures needed to open a C-ration can: Every soldier kept a P-38 on their dog tag chain.
Tampa Bay hockey club
- fighterOne who engages in combat
- twin-engineHaving two powerplants
- World War IISecond global military conflict
- interceptorAircraft that intercepts threats
aerial combat · turbocharger · escort · dogfight · Yamamoto · reconnaissance · cockpit · propeller
Lightning
Tampa Bay hockey club
- fighterOne who engages in combat
- twin-engineHaving two powerplants
- World War IISecond global military conflict
interceptor · aerial combat · turbocharger · escort · dogfight · Yamamoto · reconnaissance · cockpit · propeller · Luftwaffe
military
Armed forces collectively
folding · mess kit · field · Army · survival · blade · tin · MRE · camping · compact
Walther
- GermanCentral European language
- semi-automaticFires once, reloads itself
- 9mmPopular handgun ammunition size
Wehrmacht · sidearm · handgun · double-action · holster · Nazi · officer · magazine · military · firearm
- military aircraftfighter jets, F-16, fighter, F-18, bomber
- can openersmanual can opener, electric can opener, P-51
- Lockheed MartinSR-71, F-22, F-35, C-130, U-2
- military vehiclestank, tanks, supply trucks, fuel tankers, troop carriers
Plane for hauling cargo