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Description
| Manufacturer: | Messerschmitt | |
| Base model: | Me 262 | |
| Designation: | Me-262 | |
| Basic role: | Fighter (Germany) | |
Specifications
| Not Yet Available |
Known serial numbers
Recent comments by our visitors
| Boyd Kidd Las Vegas, NV | 01 In response to Question about Large Caliber Weapons used on Me-262A-1a U4 JFT(2)on wn 130 083 fn Wh V 083 :
Weapons Actually Used: Bk5 50mm Nose Cannon Mk114 55mm Nose Cannon Mk214a 50mm Nose Cannon (Standard) (Hit Ratio 25-27 out of burst of 30) 02 Weapons pending installation at Wars End on another AC were: MG-213 50mm Revolving Nose Cannon and xxxxxx 75mm Nose Cannon 05/27/2008 @ 11:26 [ref: 21016] |
| Kasseim wright phenix city, AL | Its the best Jet i've seen since the F-18's 03/14/2008 @ 08:27 [ref: 20013] |
| Robert Nelles Brantford, ON | for what it is worth
Your right about white seven realy being yellow seven I have the last identifiable /tracable piece of white five of the Fasburg five flown by Fritz Stella 09/19/2007 @ 19:02 [ref: 17968] |
| Andre Cologne, OTH | "sturmvogel" is the German Word for "Stormbird".
But in Germany i have never listen the name Sturmvogel for the Me 262. He was called "Schwalbe". 1433 ME 262 was build, 568 of them was build as the "Blitzbomber Version" or Fast-Bomber (Me 262 A-1c). 05/17/2006 @ 07:07 [ref: 13301] |
| Arthur Pearce Winnipeg, MB |
Hey all. I recall a book series that features the 262 as well as the AR-234. Its called Stormbirds and for the moment, I can't remember any other info about this series. I'd also like to know what the name of the 262's bomber version is in english. My german is not very good, so I have no idea what Sturmvogel means. 10/29/2005 @ 23:31 [ref: 11608] |
| Joerg Kenzingen, OTH | Does the company in Seattle that builds the ME 262 have a website ??? 01/06/2005 @ 13:45 [ref: 9064] |
| Boyd Kidd Las Vegas, NV | the photos you have displayed under Me-262:
left to right 1-15 are as follows: 1)Me-262A-1a/U4 Flying Tank (50mm Cannon) Germany during war 2)Me-262A-1a/U3 (U3Removed)in US 3)Me-262A-1a/U3 (U3 Remove) Hughes photo in US see 12 & 15 4)Replica B-1a being built in US Everett Washington 5)Replica B-1a being built in US Everett Washington 6)Me-262A-1a USAF Museum in US see 10 7)Me-262A-1a FE-110 in US just after War see 9 8)Me-262A-1b (Jabo) JAF White 3 in DM Munich Ger 9)Me-262A-1a FE-110 in US just after War see 7 10)Me-262A-1a USAF Museum in US see 6 11)Someones Model or Toy aircraft of a pre-production PT 12)Me-262A-1a/U3 (U3 Remove) Hughes photo in US see 3 & 15 13)Me-262A-1b (Jabo) JAF White 3 in DM Munich Ger 14)Me-262A-1a Fighters White 5 & 7 parked on pan Ger WWII 15)Me-262A-1a/U3 (U3 Remove) Hughes photo in US see3 & 12 have a nice day 12/05/2004 @ 19:36 [ref: 8795] |
| Person who knows shit , MI | Look if someone already hasen't said this First Rocket was da Me-262 the Second was the Me-163 Komet and the Third was an allied plane called the gloster Metior.there was one other jet plane made that nbever got passed experi mental stage called the He-1078 SEARCH IT! 07/25/2004 @ 03:43 [ref: 7901] |
| james pearl San Diego, CA | I have seen a picture of an Me 262 modified to carry a huge cannon that can be seen sticking out several feet from the nose, but I don't know much about this aircraft, if anyone knows anything else about it or has any more pictures of it or planes like it please contact me. 04/24/2003 @ 20:59 [ref: 6428] |
| djhowell Seattle, WA | Five ME 262's are being built in Seattle, WA. Three single seaters, one two seater and one which can be either a single or two seater. The cost to purchase $2,000,000 ea. The website is www.stormbirds.com. The first flew in February of this year. 03/23/2003 @ 18:28 [ref: 6384] |
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