But the Allies could produce many more aircraft than the Germans, and they built excellent fighters such as the British Sopwith Camel F-1 - an aircraft credited with more enemy kills than any other World War I counterpart. The aerial balance of power seesawed back and forth as the Allies and Germans each introduced new aircraft that could fly faster, maneuver more nimbly, and dive more steeply without their wings ripping off. The Sopwith Camel was credited with more enemy kills than any other World War I aircraft.
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