War Plan Orange Plane list

[Tankerace]

Finally, I have decided to not add anymore planes. I had finished, but decided to take advantage of WiTP's version 1.5 aircraft upgrading routine, so I added some extras.

For the Japanese:

Sopwith Pup (2 versions)
Gloster Sparrowhawk(2 versions)
Mitsubishi 1MF series (6 versions) -1, -2, -3, -3A, -4, and -5
Mitsubishi C1M1
Mitsubishi B1M series (2 versions) -1 and -2
Nakajima A1N1
Heinkel HD-25
Aichi AB2 Type 2
Kawasaki KDA-2

For the US Navy

Vought VE-7
Curtiss F6C series (2 versions) -1 and -4
Boeing FB series (2 versions) -1 and -5
Boeing F4B-1
Vought VE-9 (2 versions) Wheeled and Float version
Vought UO-1 (2 versions) Wheeled and Float version
Vought O2U Corsair (2 versions) Wheeled and Float version
Vought FU-1 (UO-3)
Martin T3M
Martin T4M
Martin MS-1
Curtiss H-16
Curtiss F5L

For the US Army
de Havilland DH-4 (3 versions) Fihgter/bomber version, 2 recce versions
Curtiss Hawk (4 versions) P-1A, B, C and P-3. (Armyised F6Cs)
Boeing PW9 Hawk (2 versions) -9A and -9D version (Armyised FBs)
Martin NBS-1
Curtiss A-3 Falcon

For the Royal Air Force
Sopwith Camel
Sopwith Snipe
Sopwith Cuckoo
Fairey III (3 versions) IIID carrier plane, IIIF wheeled and IIIF seaplane versions
De Havilland DH9A
Royal Aircraft Factory RE8*
Bristol F2b.
Felixstowe F2b
Felixstowe F5

*No squadron uses the RE8 in the game. However, as per history, there is a supply of them in India. Should the player not have enough DH9As to flush out his units, he can downgrade (with WitP 1.5) to the RE8. The RE8 should only be used for light duty, or as an ersatz machine. It is not an overall great aeroplane.

[Brady]

What of the Dutch and the French and British(Austrailian/New Zeland) Colonial Forces?

[Tankerace]

Well, from all my resource, the Dutch and French didn't have any colonial airforces to speak of. The Australians and Canadians use the DH-4, Fairey III, and Sopwith Snipe. However, there are only a handful of RAAF and RCAF squadrons. Both of these airforces combined had less than 100 combat planes bewteen them until the 1930s.