German military technology in the Second World War was leading in many areas, including aviation and aircraft armament. From the second half of the war onwards, the Luftwaffe had to face massive superiority and the technical responses were correspondingly innovative (e.g. weapons triggered by photocells and firing diagonally upwards when flying under bomber formations or gliding bombs to reach distant targets). Countless photos and illustrations (including some from the Federal Military Archives in Freiburg) make this book a reference work for all those interested in technology and the military.
Group
Books (first-hand)
Author
Nord, Günther
Title
Deutsche Flugzeugbewaffnung im Zweiten Weltkrieg
Details
600 illustrations. 351 pages.
State
new
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