However, also in common with its Heinkel counterpart, the Junkers bomber crews paid a terrible price in the skies over Britain; between July and October 1940, 303 of these planes were sent ...

Luft Hansa originally sought an aircraft that could fly at 250 kph (155 mph) before changing their requirements to 320 kph (198 mph). The winning entry was offered by Ernst Heinkel, founder of the ...

Last week Britain released details of the puncture-proofing, learned by experts from examination of a Heinkel bomber downed in Scotland’s Lammermuir Hills in the war’s eighth week. No metal is ...