— By H.P. Dabrowski
Unique history of the first Wehrmacht bomber aircraft including the early Dornier Do F, 11, and 13 models.
— By Karl-Heinz Regnat
This is the first comprehensive, well-illustrated documentation on the Do 335, one of the milestones in German aviation history. The Do 335 was developed by Dornier as a heavy fighter in 1943. One of the last high-performance piston-engined aircraft designed, the Do 335 was powered by tandem fore-aft engines, a...
— By Heinz J. Nowarra
This late WWII aircraft was the fastest piston engine fighter of the war.
— By Volker A. Behr
Though only three were produced in late-1920s/early-1930s Germany, the Dornier Do X was the largest flying boat of its time and flew passengers on international flights in extreme comfort during the pre-World War II years. Powered by twelve engines, the aircraft could accommodate over 100 passengers and crew and included...
— By Heinz J. Nowarra
Versatile German medium bomber also used as recon and assault.
— By Hans Redemann
From the Wright Brothers' famous "Wright Flyer" in 1903, to the "Concorde" in 1969 this book emphasizes the great strides made in aircraft construction in the sixty-six years between these two famous designs. Presented in chronological order are thirty-seven classic designs that changed the history of flight: The Wright Flyer,...
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