Meanings of hostile aeroplanes in English

Suppose, for instance, two hostile aeroplanes, A and B, are in the air.

Hence the wonderful display of tactical operations when two hostile aeroplanes sight one another.

They brought back some prisoners and booty which seemed to interest the Venetians more than the hostile aeroplanes.

Nor must one overlook the circumstance that in such an engagement the Zeppelins would become the prey of hostile aeroplanes.

So far as the British lines are concerned the men in the trenches keep a sharp look-out for hostile aeroplanes.

They were to do scout work-reportany unusual activity back of the German lines, or give warning of the approach of any hostile aeroplanes.

The gun pits were cunningly concealed in the front portion of the orchard, special care having been taken against the prying eyes of hostile aeroplanes.