untouched1844
Recruit
i like the german made me-262 and would like to know more about it. if any one could tell me what they now it would be most apresiated. 
me-262 general info.
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mosquitoman
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Some were also made by the Czheck Air Force from spare parts, they were called Avia-199 or something like that
KraziKanuK
Banned
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untouched1844 said:i like the german made me-262 and would like to know more about it. if any one could tell me what they now it would be most apresiated.
Get the Classic series of 4 books by Eddie Creek and J Richard Smith on the 262. Just about everything you would want to know.
JCS
Senior Airman
JCS
Senior Airman
The S.199 was their version of the Bf109, The S.92 was the Me262.
mosquitoman
Master Sergeant
Close enough
the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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that makes very little logical sence though..........
cheddar cheese
Major General
Well it probably makes sense it one way or another.
Erich
the old Sage
back to books........throw the William Green book in the garbage and pick up the multi-volume history on the 262 through Classic Publications.
JG 7 in both German and English by Manfred Boehme
Me 262 by Monogram publications, although OOP it is worth having for some unique information and pics.
Me 262 combat diary, still one of the best with some errors but these are negligible.
Jet Planes of the Third Reich very much OOP, but still a giant of a work and a classic. You'll pay a price of 150.00 US minimum if you can find a copy but it should be on every shelf interested in jet refinements and operations. The multi-volumes by Classic Pubs evolved from this tremendous volume done years ago....
JG 7 in both German and English by Manfred Boehme
Me 262 by Monogram publications, although OOP it is worth having for some unique information and pics.
Me 262 combat diary, still one of the best with some errors but these are negligible.
Jet Planes of the Third Reich very much OOP, but still a giant of a work and a classic. You'll pay a price of 150.00 US minimum if you can find a copy but it should be on every shelf interested in jet refinements and operations. The multi-volumes by Classic Pubs evolved from this tremendous volume done years ago....
