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From: military@cbnews
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Subject: Re: German WWII Jets
Message-ID: <1991Jun27.014335.29555@cbnews.cb.att.com>
Date: 27 Jun 91 01:43:35 GMT
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From: att!bcr!mruxb!patter 
Jane's aircraft will have specs on about anything you want (I
remember seeing the Heinkel and Arado jets in there). You can
sometimes find this on sale for about $40.00.

Adolf Galland's "The first and the last" has a section on the Me262
squadrons which he commanded.

"Rocket Pilot" is a first person account of the use of the "powered
egg" aircraft. I think this is a Bantam book.

The National Air & Space museum has a 262 in mint condition, as well
as photos of the rocket planes, a V-1, and a V-2. You ought to go there
anyway - it's unbelievable!