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The WWII 500mph Wooden Jet Held Together by Glue That Fell Apart Mid-Air
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The WWII 500mph Wooden Jet Held Together by Glue That Fell Apart Mid-Air
By early 1945, Germany faced overwhelming pressure in the air. Allied bombers moved freely across much of Europe, supported by long-range escort fighters. In response, German planners rushed forward a new type of aircraft, the Heinkel He 162, intended to be built quickly and flown by young pilots with limited experience. It was called the “people’s fighter,” a reflection of both urgency and shortage. The aircraft relied on simple construction me…
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