British planes excel in torpedo bombing, with planes that achieve high speeds at low altitudes, while firing thousand of low caliber bullets. They also have great maneuverability, and the bombers carry large bombs while defended by low caliber machine guns.
| Royal Air Force | Royal Navy | Twin-engine Fighters | Bombers |
| Fury | Fulmar | Whirlwind | Swordfish I, II |
| Gladiator II | Firefly | Beaufighter VI | Whitley B-V |
| Hurricane I | Sea Hurricane Ic, IIc | Beaufighter TF-X | Blenheim IV, V |
| Hurricane IIa, IIb, IIc | Seafire IIC, III | Beaufighter 21 | Beaufort I, VIII |
| Spitfire Mk.I, Mk.II | Sea Fury | Mosquito FB VI | Wellington I, III, X |
| Spitfire Mk.Vb, Mk.Vc | Boomerang Mk.I, Mk.II | Hornet F1, F3 | Mosquito B-IV, B-25, B-XVI |
| Hurricane IID, IV | D.520 | Firebrand TF-IV | |
| Spitfire Mk.IX, Mk.XVI | P-400 | Lancaster I, III | |
| Spitfire Mk.VII | Hellcat I, II | ||
| Typhoon Ia, Ib | Crosair I, II | ||
| Spitfire MK.XIV, MK.18 | Mustang I, II, III | ||
| Tempest II, V, VI | Mustang IV, IVa | ||
| Spitfire Mk.21, Mk.22 | DB-7B Boston III | ||
| Meteor FMK3, FMK4, FMK8 | Mitchell II, III | ||
| Vampire FB.5, FB.6, FB.9 | Fortress IIa, III |
