Me 262 aircraft viewed from atop, Germany, 1944-1945; Nazi German government propaganda photographMe 262 jet, Italy, 1945Me 262 jet, Italy, 1945Me 262 jet, Italy, 1945
Me 262 aircraft viewed from atop, Germany, 1944-1945; Nazi German government propaganda photographMe 262 jet, Italy, 1945Me 262 jet, Italy, 1945Me 262 jet, Italy, 1945
Me 262 resting at an airfield, 1940sUS test pilot assesses the German ME 262 jet fighter over Ohio, late 1945. This aircraft fell into Allied hands when the German pilot defected and landed the plane at a US held airfield in Germany.A captured German Me 262 Schwalbe of Jagdgeschwader 7 at Stendal, Germany, 1945. Note FW-190 at left.Personnel of the US 5th Armored Division examining a captured German Me 262 Schwalbe of Jagdgeschwader 7 at Stendal, Germany, 15 Apr 1945. Note FW-190 at right.
Me 262 resting at an airfield, 1940sUS test pilot assesses the German ME 262 jet fighter over Ohio, late 1945. This aircraft fell into Allied hands when the German pilot defected and landed the plane at a US held airfield in Germany.A captured German Me 262 Schwalbe of Jagdgeschwader 7 at Stendal, Germany, 1945. Note FW-190 at left.Personnel of the US 5th Armored Division examining a captured German Me 262 Schwalbe of Jagdgeschwader 7 at Stendal, Germany, 15 Apr 1945. Note FW-190 at right.
US troops inspecting the hulk of an Me 262 jet fighter alongside the autobahn south of Munich, Germany, May 1945.Me 262 B-1a/U1 night fighter (converted two-seat trainer), post-warCaptured Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighters at Lechfeld Airfield, Lagerlechfeld, Augsburg, Germany, circa 1946; they were being transported to the United StatesMe 262 Schwalbe jet fighter on display at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove, Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States, 2 Nov 2007, photo 1 of 6
US troops inspecting the hulk of an Me 262 jet fighter alongside the autobahn south of Munich, Germany, May 1945.Me 262 B-1a/U1 night fighter (converted two-seat trainer), post-warCaptured Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighters at Lechfeld Airfield, Lagerlechfeld, Augsburg, Germany, circa 1946; they were being transported to the United StatesMe 262 Schwalbe jet fighter on display at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove, Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States, 2 Nov 2007, photo 1 of 6
Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighter on display at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove, Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States, 2 Nov 2007, photo 2 of 6Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighter on display at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove, Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States, 2 Nov 2007, photo 3 of 6Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighter on display at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove, Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States, 2 Nov 2007, photo 4 of 6Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighter on display at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove, Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States, 2 Nov 2007, photo 5 of 6
Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighter on display at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove, Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States, 2 Nov 2007, photo 2 of 6Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighter on display at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove, Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States, 2 Nov 2007, photo 3 of 6Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighter on display at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove, Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States, 2 Nov 2007, photo 4 of 6Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighter on display at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove, Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States, 2 Nov 2007, photo 5 of 6
Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighter on display at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove, Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States, 2 Nov 2007, photo 6 of 6
Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighter on display at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove, Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States, 2 Nov 2007, photo 6 of 6
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