Secret Nazi Aircraft 19391945 Luftwaffes Advanced Aircraft Projects Crocker by Crocker, David instant download after payment.

A compilation of surviving technical data and engineering information on
the aircraft projects that were ongoing in Germany between the years
1939 and 1945. A short section of background material is also given at
the beginning of each chapter, to help readers appreciate the
environment and culture that existed in these research organizations in
those times. The projects were selected for their advanced technological
content and their unorthodox approach to aircraft design. To the reader
many of these programs may have a familiar look and that is not too
surprising; since they were to be the inspiration and source of
engineering data, for most aeronautical research work, that was to take
place in the world throughout the later part of the century.
Aeronautical development that took place in the West and also in the
Eastern bloc had their beginnings in Germany during World War 2. This
trend was to continue for at least three decades following the end of
hostilities in Europe. Familiar war-birds such as the Sabre Jet and the
MIG-15 are direct descendants of projects which started at Messerschmitt
and Focke Wulf during the war years. Who can deny the resemblance of
those fighters that emerged in 1950’s to the Ta 153 and the ME P 1101 of
the 1940’s. The so called groundbreaking supersonic Bell X series of
aircraft flown by legendary test pilot Chuck Yeager in the 1950’s had
their beginnings in the high-speed research programs of the Nazi regime
(8-346 supersonic research aircraft).