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The Heinkel He 219 Uhu “Eagle-Owl” Luftwaffe WWII Night Fighter

True to its flesh-and-blood avian namesake, the Heinkel H2 219 Ugh (“Eagle-Owl”) was a deadly WW2 night fighter.

The final A350 has been handed over to the German Special Air Mission Wing on time and on budget.

Airbus’ Wingman drone concept bridges the gap between Germany’s 4th-generation fighters and eventual 6th-generation replacements.

The Luftwaffe’s Moskito didn’t have the success that the RAF’s Mosquito did during WWII. This was largely due to the lack of a very basic ingredient.

The P-47 gets less love than P-51 amongst WWII fighters. Yet it was the “T-Bolt” that was flown by the top two U.S. aces of the European Theatre.

The Sopwith Camel is Britain’s most iconic WWI fighter. Partially for its real-world achievements, and partially thanks to a beloved cartoon dog.

Warfare aircraft are camouflaged to hide from enemy planes.

The planes will go to the Royal Canadian Air Force and the German Navy.