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| ap11-.jpg |
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US Air Force Museum Me262
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| AUS-262SEAT-5.JPG |
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This picture shows Messerschmitt Me 262A-2a Werke Nummer 500200's cockpit interior as it was then and still is, now.
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| AUS-500200.gif |
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Black X at Farnborough, 1945.
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| AUS-500200g.gif |
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Black X being loaded aboard a semi heading for G.A.F
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| AUS-bx94.jpg |
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Messerschmitt Me 262A-2a, Werk Nummer 500200, as she was in 1994 at The Treloar Centre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra
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| AUS-bxBRT.jpg |
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Messerschmitt Me 262A-2a, Werk Nummer 500200, at the Government Aircraft Factory 1987, looking slightly worse for wear. Note the British Roundels and the bomb pylons.
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| AUS-bxDeply.jpg |
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Black X awaiting deployment at G.A.F, 1982.
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| AUS-bxGAF87.jpg |
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Black X at the Government Aircraft Factory, Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, June 1987.
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| AUS-forest.jpg |
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Many late model Messerschmitts final assemblies were carried out in hidden forest factories. One of these factories, Hogau forest near Augsburg, was so well disguised that American troops only found it several days after the area had fallen.
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| AUS-me262-1.jpg |
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Messerschmitt Me 262A-2a Werk Nummer 500200
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| AUS-New3.jpg |
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A military official inspects a wrecked Me 262 Plant shortly before the war ended.
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| AUS-pointck.jpg |
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Messerschmitt Me 262A-2a Werke Nummer 500200, at Point Cook, 1972
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| AUS-ptck2.jpg |
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Messerschmitt Me 262A-2a Werke Nummer 500200, at Point Cook circa 1972.
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| AUS-rednose.jpg |
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Messerschmitt Me 262A-2a, Werke Nummer 500200, 'Black X', as she is displayed at the moment. Notice the lack of wings, landing gear, engines, rear stabilisers.... What a way to display this survivor....some respect, please!
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| AUS-ZatecX.jpg |
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Messerschmitt Me 262A-2a Werke Nummer 500200, 'Black X', on the day it was captured.
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| luft28.jpg |
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111711, defected by Hans Fay
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| luft29.jpg |
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| luft33.jpg |
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Captured Me262B-1a/u1 nightfighter.
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| luft39.jpg |
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Restored by Hughes Aircraft
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| luft68.jpg |
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NASM Me262 500491. Yellow 7, while in storage before restoration
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| luftc13.jpg |
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| ME-262-gun-installation.jpg |
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| me262--.gif |
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US Air Force Museum Me262
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| Me262.jpg |
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| Me262a--.jpg |
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Planes of Fame Me262
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| ME262A.gif |
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500491 Yellow 7, at the NASM
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| ME262A.JPG |
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| ME262e.gif |
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Jumo 004-b jet engine used by Me262
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| me262_1.gif |
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111711 while flight tested at Dayton, Ohio
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| me262_1.jpg |
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| photo03.jpg |
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| sanmmh27.jpg |
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Red 8, B-1a/u1 nightfighter, restored in South African Museum
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| saw15.jpg |
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| saw17.jpg |
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Cockpit detail, Red 8, B-1a/u1 nightfighter. Radar Operator position in back.
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| UN-prof1.jpg |
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Profile of Me 262A-1a Stab.1/JG7 Early 1945.
"Green 3" of Stab.1/JG7 wears the standard red and blue tail band and the fox shield on the nose. The nose area features a wavy camouflage pattern which is a bit different. This particular Me 262 was fitted with the 210mm WGr 21 air-to-air rockets. Note the rudder, it could have been dark green or black or perhaps just turned slightly to reflect the light differently, hence the darker shade.
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| UN-red8_1.jpg |
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Profile of Me 262B-1a/U1 of 10/NJG 11 April 1945
"Red 8" of 10./NJG11 Wk/Nr.110305 at either Magdeburg in April or Burg in May. This is the aircraft in the Johannesburg War Museum in South Africa.
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| UN-red8_4.jpg |
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Me 262B-1a/U1 of 10/NJG 11 April 1945
"Red 8" of 10./NJG11 Wk/Nr.110305 at either Magdeburg in April or Burg in May. This is the aircraft in the Johannesburg War Museum in South Africa. Side view.
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| UN-red8_5.jpg |
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Me 262B-1a/U1 of 10/NJG 11 April 1945
"Red 8" of 10./NJG11 Wk/Nr.110305 at either Magdeburg in April or Burg in May. This is the aircraft in the Johannesburg War Museum in South Africa. Front view.
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