#german aviation

[planes-trains-and-automobiles-89]

Blohm & Voss BV 141, a German aircraft from World War II renowned for its highly asymmetrical design. It was specifically developed as a tactical reconnaissance aircraft to provide the crew with exceptional visibility, particularly downwards, which was difficult to achieve with conventional single-engine designs. Despite performing well during tests, it never entered full production because the engine it required was prioritized for the Focke-Wulf Fw 190 fighter.

[krumpkin]

Messerschmitt BF-109 , picture by John M Dibbs 😁

[fanfanlemoko]

Adolf Galland, un as de l'aviation allemand de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, posant en tenue de vol avec son chien, surnommé « Schweinebauch » (Ventre de porc), à Audembert, en France, en 1940.

[marieviettie]

Waco, Texas by Ethel Cain is so Oswald Boelcke and Manfred Von Richthofen core and now I’m crying. No one speak to me for 3 business days. I’m so sick.

[alutka2000s]

My meme again...

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No one:

Completly no one:

The Red Baron, just after someone tried to explain him that in the world there's really such food that tastes better without mustard:

"I admire your extraordinary imagination and a lot of authoirony, but this story is only a little bit convincing"

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Btw, if someone was curious, the template is from "Świat według Kiepskich" tv series (and tbh many Polish people know this series very well).

[gyrodyne]

German exhibition aeronaut and parachute jumper Katharina “Käthe” Paulus (1868-1935). Photo circa 1890.

Paulus was the inventor of the first collapsible parachute, as well as an early developer of the pilot chute method of deployment. She performed at airshows around Europe in the late 19th century under the stage name “Miss Polly.”

[das-blut]

I love the sound of the Stuka

[redarmyscreaming]

Great War German aviation advertising posters.