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ID #1696985 / 56 Views 25-May-2012
16+26 On display at the Luftwaffenmuseum. Designed by Hans Wocke, these forward-swept wing aircraft were powered by General Electric CJ610 turbojet engines. Apart from VIP transports, the Luftwaffe took Hansa Jets on charge for ECM training from October 1976 and these remained on strength till 1994. The first ECM Hansa Jet went to Fernmelde-Lehr-und Versuchsregiment 6 (FmLVsuRgt 61). Others went to one squadron of Jagdbombergeschwader 32 (JaboG 32), of which the emblem can be seen on the tail. (more of 16+26)
ID #1645591 / 56 Views -August-2019
29+03 Luftwaffenmuseum Berlin Gatow (more of 29+03)
ID #1642421 / 29 Views 25-October-2015
99+33 (more of 99+33)
ID #1641126 / 24 Views 
ID #1639927 / 49 Views 25-October-2015
26+49 (more of 26+49)
ID #1635839 / 44 Views 4-August-2019
UA+110 c/n F9391 (more of UA+110)
ID #1635734 / 76 Views 
ID #1625705 / 39 Views 
ID #1624616 / 9 Views 25-May-2012
Replica of aircraft used by Rittmeister Manfred von Richthofen, commander of JG 1 on display at the Luftwaffenmuseum. The first fighter wing of the Luftstreitkraefte was created in June 1917 comprising of Jagdstaffeln 4, 6, 10 and 11. The Flying Circus, as it was referred to by RFC pilots, had a number of colourful aircraft flown by aces. Richthofen flew five different Dr.1s in combat and scored 19 of his 80 victories with the triplane, falling on April 21, 1918.
ID #1624615 / 11 Views 25-May-2012
On display at Luftwaffenmuseum Gatow. When Anthony Fokker persuaded German authorities to fit a synchronised machine gun to his prototype E.1 Eindecker, the Luftstreitkraefte had its first fighter. Feldfliegerabteilungen 62 (Fl Abt 62) commanded by Hptm. Kastner had two pilots, Oswald Boelcke and his student Max Immelmann who were to pioneer air combat. Flying the Eindecker, both aces became household names and received the coveted Pour le Merite for eight victories apiece on 12 Jan. 1916.
ID #1623794 / 189 Views 28-June-2013
96+43 On display at the Luftwaffenmuseum. This Mi-24D carries its UV-32-57 rocket pods, but the GSh-30-2 twin-barrel gun is not displayed. The chin turret on the Mi-24D was replaced with the 30-mm starboard mount, with P designating pushka or cannon. It formerly belonged to the NVAs Kampfhubschraubergeschwader 5 (KHG-5) Adolf von Luetzow, which received 12 of the type at Basephol on Dec. 15, 1989. (more of 96+43)
ID #1616643 / 31 Views 4-October-2020
346 c/n 1C-0723 (more of 346)
ID #1614847 / 19 Views 
ID #1614846 / 14 Views 4-October-2020
645 c/n 741924 (more of 645)
ID #1614845 / 16 Views 
ID #1614843 / 45 Views 4-October-2020
99+33 c/n 338-18 (more of 99+33)
ID #1614842 / 23 Views 4-October-2020
99+12 c/n D554 (more of 99+12)
ID #1614841 / 12 Views 4-October-2020
170 c/n 630705, later 28+48 Germany - Air Force (more of 170)
ID #1614840 / 19 Views 4-October-2020
WV865 c/n 6110 (more of WV865)
ID #1614839 / 26 Views 4-October-2020
61+17 c/n 34 (more of 61+17)
ID #1614838 / 30 Views 4-October-2020
A65-69 c/n 27127 (more of A65-69)
ID #1614837 / 29 Views 4-October-2020
DB+127 c/n 2002, ex 20+02 (more of DB+127)
ID #1614833 / 15 Views 4-October-2020
927 c/n 10543, later 93+14 Germany - Air Force (more of 927)
ID #1614830 / 26 Views 4-October-2020
93+51 c/n 105104, ex 914 (more of 93+51)
ID #1614828 / 26 Views 4-October-2020
98+20 c/n S.90 (more of 98+20)