Hm. 39: He 163

A German rocket-powered fighter aircraft known for its incredible speed and maneuverability. It was one of the first operational rocket-powered aircraft.

Hm. 40: He 176

A German experimental jet-powered aircraft that was the first aircraft to achieve sustained flight using a jet engine.

Hm. 41: He 277

A German experimental jet bomber aircraft designed to carry a heavy bomb load. It was not completed due to the end of World War II.

Hm. 42: He 210

A German twin-engine fighter-bomber aircraft designed for high-speed reconnaissance and ground attack. It was plagued by design flaws and was not as successful as other Luftwaffe aircraft.

Hm. 43: Hansa-Brandenburg C.I

A German reconnaissance aircraft used during World War I. It was known for its versatility and its ability to operate in various conditions.

Hm. 44: He 100D

A German single-seat fighter aircraft variant of the He 100. It was designed for high-speed performance and was known for its sleek design.

Hm. 46: He 113

A German single-seat fighter aircraft designed to compete with the Messerschmitt Bf 109. It was considered a capable aircraft but was not as widely produced due to political factors.

Hm. 47: He 118

A German experimental jet-powered aircraft that was one of the first to use a jet engine. It was designed for high-speed flight.

Hm. 48: He 123

A German single-seat dive bomber aircraft used during the early stages of World War II. It was known for its maneuverability and its effectiveness against ground targets.

Hm. 29: Heinkel He 112

A German single-seat fighter aircraft that competed with the Messerschmitt Bf 109. It was considered an excellent aircraft but was not as widely produced due to production delays and political factors.