120235

Aircraft:
Heinkel He-162A-2
Reg: 120235 photos
Serial #:
120235
Airline: Germany - Air Force
Photo Date: Jan 22, 2015
Uploaded: Mar 30, 2016
Duxford - EGSU, United Kingdom

Notes:

By September 1944 the Western Allies and the Russians were closing in on the borders of German homeland and in a desperate attempt to reverse their defeats the Germans began a frantic search for a war-winning 'wonder weapon'. The German aircraft industry produced a number of designs including the popularly known 'Volksjäger' (People's Fighter), the He162 jet fighter.

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Wojtek Kmiecik 120235

1,307 0 0 Heinkel He-162A-2

One of the few remaining examples of the 'Salamander' this aircraft served with the Luftwaffe in the latter stages of WWII

Steve Procter 120235

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At the Imperial War Museum, London

Jeremy Gould 120235

1,673 1 0 Heinkel He-162A-2

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Imperial War Museum Duxford

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This Kingair seen returning after a post maintenance flight

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A54-014 flying under 2FTS

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Photo Date

Jan 22, 2015

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Mar 30, 2016

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By September 1944 the Western Allies and the Russians were closing in on the borders of German homeland and in a desperate attempt to reverse their defeats the Germans began a frantic search for a war-winning 'wonder weapon'. The German aircraft industry produced a number of designs including the popularly known 'Volksjäger' (People's Fighter), the He162 jet fighter.