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Messerschmitt Bf 109G6 Luftwaffe photograph The Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter was flown by many of the top scoring Luftwaffe fighter pilots during WW II The top fighter pilot of all time, Erich Hartmann (who flew 1,400 missions, shot down 352 enemy planesmostly on the Eastern Frontand was proudest of the fact that he never lost a wingman), and the second highest scoring GERMAN ME109 & FW190 FIGHTER PILOT GUN CAMERA FOOTAGE vs AMERICAN B17s & P38 LIGHTNING Topics Stock Footage Dating to , these silent films contain a record of Luftwaffe pilot kills over Europe

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Me 109 guns-1939 WWII officially begins in Europe and the rest of the world gets acquainted with the Bf 109, now manufactured by Messerschmitt AG but officially designated to a company that no longer exists in name People start calling the Bf 109 the Me 109 instead, which is logical in absence of full information (ie what you have just read)Messerschmitt Bf 109 The Bf 109 was the standard Luftwaffe fighter of the war, with more than 30,500 examples built before and during it Willy Messerschmitt began work on this classic machine in 1935, in response to Germany's requirement for its first "modern" monoplane fighter (see Heinkel He 112) It was revealed in September 1935, when the first of 13 prototypes flew

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3 rows Me 109 F4 Specification; The Me G8 series was a modification of the Bf 109 G6 for a close reconnaissance role, and the Bf 109 G10, which was introduced in the late summer of 1944, represented an adaptation of older aircraft to the realities of air warfare Using various components the Gtype, an approximation to the power spectrum of the Bf 109 K4 was reachedFAU Cockpit view of the Messerschmitt Bf 109G10 in the National Museum of the US Air Force World War II Gallery The Messerschmitt Bf 109 began as an entry by the Bayerische Flugzeugwerke in a Luftwaffe (German Air Force) fighter competition in the early 1930s

The me109 and the American P39 aircobra were one of only a very few fighters to have this configuration in WW2 and the aircobra did it by having its engine behind the pilot If it made the cannon markedly more effective to mount the cannon this way, more aircraft designers would have done it The fuselage mount of ME109 MG's lead to a concentration of MG fire, even at long ranges since the guns did not have to be "harmonized" (the downside to the fuselage mount was the MG rate of fire was downgraded to match the propeller synchronization, thus reducing it to about 1000 rpm) Initially British planes were usually harmonized to 400 ME109 Propellor Cannon Discussions on all (nonbiographical) aspects of the Luftwaffe air units and general discussions on the Luftwaffe 14 posts • Page 1 of 1