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RMG39KPP–A Messerschmitt 109 in pursuit of a 'Spitfire'. The caption says the German plane will shoot the British one down - but who knows, perhaps it will be the other way about ? Date: November 1940
RMEHBNR9–MESSERSCHMITT Me 210 on a German airfield in South Pomerania captured by Soviet forces about 1942. The aircraft was very unpopular with its crews.
RME0RA4Y–Sep. 09, 1958 - Messerschmitt Launch Sensational New Sports Car: An entirely new phase in the motoring world is unfolded today with the introduction of a new sensational miniature sports car. It is the new Messerschmitt Tg 500 4-wheel sports car. One of the most interesting features of this wonder car is its independent rear-wheel suspension with self-acting stabilizers. The coilsprings are over hydraulic shock absorbers and the wheels are individually balanced. The exceptionally low center of gravity makes overturning an impossibility. The fuel consumption is 52 m.p.g
RMCR73NB–Messerschmitt, Wilhelm Emil 'Willy', 26.6.1898 - 16.9.1978, German aircraft designer, in his office, Messerschmitt Works, Augsburg, late 1930s, ,
RMD0XJHP–Messerschmitt, Bf 110D, plane, Staffel, Luftwaffe, Mediterranean, World War II, 1942, German
RMAXN54N–Famous and now very rare German fighter of the second world war , the Messerschmitt Me Bf 109 G-4 'red 7'.
RMA93W6H–G BWUE Hispano HA 1112 MIL C4K 102 Buchon Breighton 2006 Painted to represent a World War II Messerschmitt Bf109G 2
RMAC3HAT–Restored Messerschmitt Me109J Buchon German World War Two fighter aircraft on display at Biggin Hill
RMEY2F20–Gloucestershire, UK. 19th July, 2015. Messerschmitt Bf 109G-4 Credit: Bob Sharples/Alamy Live News
RFBPCE8E–A Spitfire and Messerschmitt 109 fly in a close formation in the skies over Shoreham, West Sussex.
RMATMHN6–Messerschmitt ME108 Taifun D-KGEM taxiing across airfield at Shoreham Airport. Lancing College is in background.
RMCR73N9–Messerschmitt, Wilhelm Emil 'Willy', 26.6.1898 - 16.9.1978, German aircraft designer, during the visit of Messerschmitt Works Charles Lindbergh, Augsburg, 1938, at a demonstration, ,
RMAXMB7J–Famous and now very rare german fighter of the second world war , the Messerschmitt Me Bf 109 G-4 'red 7'.
RMG3K96M–Nord 1002 Pingouin II G-ETME/ yellow 14, at the 2010 Cotswold Airshow, Kemble, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom.
RFBT9J0N–Two Messerschmitt BF-109's stand ready, early morning, for their participation in a Battle of Britain commemoration, 2010
RMFDMTWY–Messerschmitt Bf109G-10 Erla, Luftwaffe markings. 1:32 fine scale model on white studio background.
RME1CWD5–German jet-propelled plane at Rheinmain Airport near Frankfurt, Germany. The Messerschmitt Me 262 Schwalbe (Swallow) of Nazi
RMDD1Y2X–The image from the Nazi Propaganda! shows members of the German Wehrmacht loading an antiaircraft gun into the cargo compartment of the transportation aircraft Me 323 'Gigant' produced by Messerschmitt, in November 1943. Photo: Berliner Verlag/Archiv
RMCR73M8–Lindbergh, Charles, 4.2.1902 - 26.8.1974, American aviator, visit to Germany, inspection of the Messerschmitt Works at Augsburg, 1938, in the assembly hall with Michel Detroyat, ,
RMAKTAR2–Hispano HA 1-112 Mil Buchon (Messerschimt Me 109) C 4K 102 G-BWUE of the Real Aeroplane Company landing at Breighton Airfield
RMAXMB6J–Famous and now very rare german fighter of the second world war , the Messerschmitt Me Bf 109 G-4 'red 7'.
RMGG2BPK–'Messerschmitt' Me 109. More than 30,000 of these planes were built between 1937 and 1945. 20th century - Germany Musée de l'air
RMHWGE33–Messerschmitt KR200 'Bubble Car Post war 1950's Vintage retro advertising poster for the German 3 wheel Messerschmitt KR200 'Bubble Car'
RMG4K5XC–A Messerschmitt Bf 108 Taifun in flight before the Biggin Hill International Air Fair this weekend
RMFF64JW–WORLD WAR II: GERMAN PLANE. /nGerman Messerschmitt fighter planes in flight during World War II, 1940.
RMKCEXCE–Photograph of a Messerschmitt Me 323, a German military transport aircraft of World War II. Dated 20th Century
RMCR73N5–Lindbergh, Charles, 4.2.1902 - 26.8.1974, American aviator, visit to Germany, inspection of the Messerschmitt Works at Augsburg, 1938, in the assembly hall with engineer Hederer and staff engineer Wendland, ,
RMAD86T4–Hispano HA 1-112 Mil Buchon (Messerschimt Me 109) C 4K 102 G-BWUE of the Real Aeroplane Company taxiing at Breighton Airfield
RMK70GTY–Walter Nowotny (1920-1944) was an Austrian-born German fighter ace of World War II. He tested the Messerschmitt Me 262 jet fighter and was killed in a crash in this aircraft following air combat with AAF fighters on November 8, 1944. no date or location.
RMRKXKGH–The original Messerschmitt Bf 108 Taifun company demonstrator D-IBFW being shown loaded up, with wings removed, in the USA.
RMKTXG77–Soldiers pose with Messerschmitt Bf 109E-4 which crash-landed at East Langdon in Kent, 24 August 1940. The pilot, Oberfeldwebel Beeck, was captured unhurt.
RMG39KPK–A German Messerschmitt 110 blasts a column of Russian troops as they retreat before the invincible might of the victorious German forces Date: March 1942
RMG4GX4F–A Second World War Messerschmitt, left, chased by a Spitfire during a simulated dog fight. The battle was to promote the forthcoming Acctim International Air Fair at Biggin Hill.
RMHHW3P7–German bombing squadron of Messerschmitt ME110 flying off to attack. (Original caption in Spanish: ' Una escuadrilla destructora Messerschmidtt ME110 en vuelo de ataque'). Printed in Germany for Spanish distribution as part of the German - Spanish co-operation during World War 2. Photographer credit reads: PK. C. Berger (dates unknown)
RMKCEXCM–Photograph of a Messerschmitt Me 323, a German military transport aircraft of World War II. Dated 20th Century
RMB42XDC–events, Second World War / WWII, aerial warfare, aircraft, German fighter aircraft Messerschmitt Bf 109 G on the runway, summer 1943,
RME0MTF2–Jun. 13, 1956 - Here, Professor Messerschmitt is explaining his interesting new construction to Lieutenant Colonel Horten from the Defense Ministry.
RFANW1G4–German Messerschmitt ME262 The first Operational jet fighter of WW2 at the Wright Patterson Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio.
RMD0XJK1–Messerschmitt, Bf 109, Workers, assembly line, airplane, Augsburg, Luftwaffe, World War II, Germany, 1943, factory
RMRKXNCX–1945. A captured German Luftwaffe Messerschmitt Me 262. Me 262A-2a 'Sturmvogel' (Wk. Nr. 500210), coded 'Red 1', painted 'Yellow 17', 1./JG 7, surrendered at Fassberg, near Celle, Germany, and taken over by No. 616 Squadron, RAF. Designated AM52, it was flown to Lübeck on 29 May 1945, then ferried to Schleswig-Jagel, and then on to Farnborough on 9 June 1945. It was allocated RAF Serial No. VH509 on 14 June, and made at least one test flight in July at Brize Norton. AM 52 was shipped to Canada from Ellesmere Port on board the SS Manchester Shipper on 23 August 1946. Eventually destroyed.
RMRBYNRC–Archive German WW2 Luftwaffe Fighter Plane Messerschmitt Bf 109 World War II Germany.. German engineers wind tunnel testing a Nazi Fighter Aircraft Messerschmitt Bf 109 E3, 1940
RME4P780–Hispano HA-1112 MIL Buchon (License built Messerschmitt Bf109G) pair in Luftwaffe markings at Duxford Airshow 2012
RMG39PAH–A Messerschmitt 109 poses before the British Short Stirling bomber it brought down - it has lost three of its engines - and the fourth looks fairly dodgy too ! Date: summer 1943
