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Luftwaffe Secret Projects: Fighters 1939-1945 by Walter Schick and Ingolf Meyer (1997, Hardcover)
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Published by Crecy Publishing in 1997, the book is written in English and includes illustrations. With a sturdy hardcover format, the book covers a topic that is both informative and visually engaging for readers interested in military history and aviation technology.
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Product Identifiers
PublisherCrecy Publishing
ISBN-101857800524
ISBN-139781857800524
eBay Product ID (ePID)969172
Product Key Features
Book TitleLuftwaffe Secret Projects: Fighters 1939-1945
Number of Pages128 Pages
LanguageEnglish
TopicEurope / Germany, Military / World War II, Military / Aviation
Publication Year1997
IllustratorYes
GenreHistory
AuthorWalter Schick, Ingolf Meyer
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height0.6 in
Item Weight35.1 Oz
Item Length11.5 in
Item Width8.8 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceTrade
Number of Volumes1 vol.
SynopsisWhen this book was first published in 1997 it was the first time that Germany's incredible fighter projects of 1939-45 had been revealed in this detail - showing the technical dominance that their famed designers could have achieved if time allowed - shapes and layouts that do not look out of place today., When this book was first published in 1997 it was the first time that Germany's incredible fighter projects of 1939-45 had been revealed in this detail - showing the technical dominance that their famed designers could have achieved if time allowed - shapes and layouts that do not look out of place today.Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering was so convinced in 1940 that his Luftwaffe was invincible that he decreed that only refinements of existing types need be considered - there was no need for more research and development as the war would be short and sharp. The Battle of Britain and the flawed invasion of the Soviet Union changed all that. Germany needed all the technological muscle it could muster. From mid-1941 onwards the brakes were off and some of the finest minds in aerodynamics turned their thoughts to war-winning fighters of a new generation.Momentum was gained at an incredible pace, moving through advanced piston-engined designs to produce jet fighters using aerodynamic concepts that the Allies seemed unable to match. Thankfully, the time-lag generated by the German leadershiop allowed little in the way of hardware to appear operationally by 1945.With access to much previously unpublished information the authors bring to life futuristic shapes that might have terrorised the Allies had the war gone beyond 1945. Full colour action illustrations in contemporary unit marking show vividly what might have been achieved. Careful comparison with later Allied and Soviet aircraft show the legacy handed on, right up to today's stealth aircraft., Germany's incredible fighter projects are revealed in-depth for the first time, showing the technical dominance that their designers could have achieved. Comparisons with later Allied and Soviet types show the legacy handed on - right up to today's stealth aircraft., With access to previously unpublished information, authors Schick and Meyer bring to life the furturistic shapes that might have terrorized the Allies had the war gone beyond 1945. Full color action illustrations in contemporary unit markings show vividly what might have been achieved. Careful comparison with later Allied and Soviet aircraft show the legacy handed on, right up to todays stealth aircraft.
