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The Westland's Lysander was a British aircraft based on all the lessons of the Great War, but as such, was useless in the next war that it was meant to fight in.
The RAF and USAAF went into World War II with the fervent belief that the bomber would always get through; against the determined opposition of the Luftwaffe, it wasn't long before they were questioning their faith in this military doctrine.
In the late 40s, the Soviets were far behind in jet development: Russian engineers suggested buying engines abroad; Stalin said no government would be foolish enough to sell; he was wrong.