He repeatedly risked his life extending the frontiers of aviation in speed. A preserved He-112 would have been a really interesting bird to have, but sadly no. and engine design teams that included Wernher von Braun and Ernst Heinkel. In the Museo del Aire there're weapons, engines, propellers, and some interesting things from relatively rare or not surviving at all aircraft, but whole aircraft not many aside from the famously preserved He-111E. Yeah, it's a pity how so many unique prototypes and rare aircraft coming here during SCW and afterwards were just scrapped as junk at the end of their service lives, but sadly that's what it is in here, though I believe it wasn't different with so many captured aircraft at the end of WWII in many countries, so that's what we have left now. Condition: Good Hardcover Save for Later From ThriftBooksVintage (Tukwila, WA, U.S.A.) AbeBooks Seller Since DecemSeller Rating Quantity: 1 View all copies of this book Buy Used US 83. IIRC (hardly with my actual brain as said) there is a propeller, I believe an engine also, probably coming from some He-112 in the "Museo del Aire" (air museum) in Madrid, but not many more things that I remember. Stormy Life: Memoirs of a Pioneer of the Air Age Ernst Heinkel Published by E.
Not like being Spanish is nothing special, you know, I just happen to be here. Wow,you are Spanish!Sadly it seems that no He 112 survived.Spain used He 112 until 1952,maybe there is a surviving He 112?
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