Немецкий летчик в кабине Do 17Z-2
An excellent shot of a Dornier Do 17Z-2 of 7./KG 3 in the summer of 1939.

Третий опытный Ju-87 V3
A GERMAN DIVE BOMBER: The new Junkers Ju.87 two-seater dive bomber fitted with a 680 h.p. Jumo 210 inverted vee-twelve petrol engine. A specially strong air brake is fitted to restrict the speed developed during a diving attack which may be made with 500 or 1,000 lb. of bombs.
The Ju 87 V3 featured a lowered engine thrust line, an enlarged rudder, small endplates on the tailplane and a longer-stroke tailwheel leg.

The Ju 87 V1 in the form in which it was originally flown with twin vertical tail surfaces. This arrangement was found to be susceptible to flutter.

An excellent in-flight photograph of Hanna Reitsch flying the Fa 61 V2, D-EKRA.

Another view of the Fa 61 V2 taken during rehearsals at the Deutschland-Halle, Berlin, in 1938.

Photograph of Hanna Reitsch flying the Fa 61 V1. The two rotors were driven by a single 160 h.p. Siemens-Halske Sh14A radial engine.

Heinkel He 46c, D-IBUI, spotter of (H)/12, Neuhausen, East Prussia, 1935.

The photographer is photographed by Hanna Reitsch during an official visit to Breslau in 1941.

Fw 44 Stieglitz trainer, operated by A/B 23 Kaufbeuren, photographed at Kempten-Durach in 1940.