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The Hs 132 was a jet-engined dive bomber. The pilot lay prone in
a small fuselage; the single engine was carried on the back,
and the aircraft was fitted with twin tail fins. The factory
was occupied by the Soviet army just when flight tests were
prepared.
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| Snowman, me(@)aol.com, 14.05.2008 From: www.luft46.com/henschel/hs132.html
"Although some references refer to this picture as a photo of the completed Hs 132 V1, it is actually an artist's impression by Gert Heumann...." | | THE WHO, 25.03.2008 THE PHOTO IS REAL. IF THERE IS A WEBPAGE FOR THE HS 132, THEN THE AIRCRAFT EXISTED AND THE PHOTO IS REAL. THE PICTURE BY THE WAY HAS BEEN DIRTY AND THE GLOSSY PAPER HAS DULLED. | | Cardinal Sin, 21.02.2008 No, it isnt a modified He-162. It even had a different engine. Also, no flight tests were ever even prepared. Only a wooden mock-up was half-finished. The picture by the way is an artists impression af the plane, not a photo. | | Sgt.KAR98, 20.01.2008 Pratically,a modified He-162. |
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