129 pages “bookazine” format, heavily illustrated with vintage drawings, plus modern artwork showing aircraft as they might have appeared in service.
**Contents include:**
“Covering every angle” The Arado E500 heavy fighter; includes two photos of the turret mockup.
“From Stuka to jet fighter” The Arado E570.
The AVA Air-Train
Large color illustrations of the B&V P175 parasite fighter, meant to protect long-range maritime recon aircraft.
BMW sketch for a swept-wing, BMW-028 powered design.
Daimler-Benz/Focke-Wulf concepts for a large carrier aircraft capable of carrying a fast jet bomber, or larger numbers of smaller aircraft.
Color artwork of the Jacob-Schweyer JAS P5 twin-fuselage rocket-boosted glider.
Color artwork of the Heinkel P1068.01-84 jet bomber.
Color photographs of the captured DFS 228 V1 high-speed research sircraft, with some B&W detail photos.
Profiles and artwork of the DFS *Eber* – a throw-away interceptor that would be towed to altitude, with rocket motors then being started to facilitate high-speed attacks on Allied bombers.
“Sabre rattling” German plans to evaluate a captured Napier Sabre II engine on a Focke-Wulf Ta 152 airframe. Includes drawings and color artwork.
Focke-Wulf investigations into flying wings.
Focke-Wulf X6 *Strahlrohrjager* ramjet fighter.
Gotha rammer aircraft
Postwar Horten flying wing designs for the British, including color artwork of an example in BOAC colors.
A massive 1930s Junkers design for a flying wing airliner powered by ten diesel engines.
Early Junkers jet fighter designs.
Messerschmitt patents
Me 109S with blown flaps
Color artwork of an Me 163 derivative fitted out as a W-wing testbed.
Me 262 with delta wings.
“The test subject-Messerschmitt P01-114/Me 263”
Me 163 derivatives with piston and ramjet engines
Review: German Aircraft in the Soviet Union and Russia Midland Publishing, 2008
Mistel: The Piggy-Back Aircraft of the Luftwaffe
Christopher M. Reed