- The
German Air
Force (German: Luftwaffe, lit. 'air weapon' or 'air arm',
German pronunciation: [ˈlʊftvafə] ) is the
aerial warfare branch of the Bundeswehr...
- unit
technical officer,
Bundesluftwaffe general,
holder of the Knight's Cross, and 56-victory ace
Klaus Neumann,
Bundesluftwaffe officer and
among the first...
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disposed of. Most of the
armoured vehicles and
fighter jet
aircraft (the
Bundesluftwaffe – due to reunification – was the only air
force in the
world that flew...
- The
Inspector of the Air
Force (German:
Inspekteur der Luftwaffe) is the
commander of the Air
Force of the modern-day
German Armed Forces, the Bundeswehr...
- the
newly created German Air Force, at the time
referred to as the
Bundesluftwaffe. On 19 June 1956,
Barkhorn was
again promoted to the rank of Major...
- to as the
Bundesluftwaffe.
Around 6,000
veterans survived the war but only 160 were fit to fly
through years of idleness. The
Bundesluftwaffe was ten years...
-
German Air Force, at the time
referred to as the
Bundesluftwaffe. He was
among the
first three Bundesluftwaffe pilots to
receive jet
aircraft training. This...
- ISBN 0-918678-39-0. Corum,
James (2003). "Starting from Scratch:
Establishing The
Bundesluftwaffe as a
Modern Air Force, 1955-1960". Air
Power History. 50 (2). Air Force...
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prisoner of war.
Following World War II,
Tanzer joined the post-war
Bundesluftwaffe.
Hauptmann Tanzer and
Oberleutnant Hans-Ludwig Seseke, were killed...
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service with the
German Air Force, at the time
referred to as the
Bundesluftwaffe,
retiring as an
Oberstleutnant (lieutenant colonel) on 30 September...
