but i found this picture and would like to know more about it
any information or links please ( and what's the name of this plane )
tnx


Ba 349 was still far from being operational. It was in the final stages of evaluation and in the very first step of production. The first maned/ piloted functional and powered version ended lethal for the pilot on the maiden flight. The other devices were not used anymore.Stormbird wrote: ...
Are you sure, i tought that the Bachem Natter Ba 349 was operational. It was never used operationally though, as the allies got close to the launch ramps and the Germans blew them up. I think it was operational for a couple of weeks before allied capture.
Me 262 was indeed used operatinaly in WW2, but it was jet-powered fighter.VoL[oM wrote:Wasn't the me-262 our i think 263 used in world war 2 ?
As ChrisMAg2 points out, the Natter only flew some experimetnal flights. The first trial took place Feb 28, 1945, and it crashed, killing its pilot, Oberleutnant Lothar Siebert. In April, there had been 37 flights, all of them wereexperimental.Are you sure, i tought that the Bachem Natter Ba 349 was operational. It was never used operationally though, as the allies got close to the launch ramps and the Germans blew them up. I think it was operational for a couple of weeks before allied capture.
Yes, the Me 262 was operational, as ChrisMAg2 points out.Wasn't the me-262 our i think 263 used in world war 2 ?