Un-designated Foreign Aircraft Operated By The United States
- Airspeed Horsa – Airspeed Ltd
- Airspeed Oxford – Airspeed
- Bristol Beaufighter – Bristol Aeroplane Company
- Boulton Paul Defiant – Boulton Paul Aircraft
- CAC Wirraway – Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation
- de Havilland Dominie – de Havilland
- de Havilland Moth Minor – de Havilland.
- de Havilland Tiger Moth – de Havilland
- Diamond DA20 – Diamond Aircraft
- Hawker Hurricane – Hawker Aircraft
- Heinkel HD 22 – Heinkel Flugzeugwerke
- M28 Skytruck – PZL
- Mil Mi-17 – Mil
- Miles Master – Miles Aircraft Ltd
- Morane-Saulnier MS-234
- Percival Proctor
- Supermarine Spitfire
- Westland Lysander
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