Dfs 228
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.93 (820 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0764312030 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 112 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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He is also a visiting lecturer in energy planning, Dept. Myhra is a Rockefeller Foundation Fellow investigating the role of people and local communitites in energy project planning and decision-making. . A graduate of Northern State College, North Dakota State University, he did his doctoral work in planning at Princeton University. of Urban and Regional Planning, George Washington University, Washington, D.C.
"A Sailplane That Was Ahead Of it's Time" according to Kevin Spoering. David Myhra gives us the history here of the Nazi DFS 228 sailplane that was concieved in the 19A Sailplane That Was Ahead Of it's Time David Myhra gives us the history here of the Nazi DFS 228 sailplane that was concieved in the 1930's, and was not used to any great extent as a spy plane in World War 2 as the end of the war came. This aircraft was carried aloft piggyback fashion on top of a Do 217 K3 two engine carrier. The single pilot then lit the rocket engine to enab. 0's, and was not used to any great extent as a spy plane in World War 2 as the end of the war came. This aircraft was carried aloft piggyback fashion on top of a Do 217 KA Sailplane That Was Ahead Of it's Time David Myhra gives us the history here of the Nazi DFS 228 sailplane that was concieved in the 1930's, and was not used to any great extent as a spy plane in World War 2 as the end of the war came. This aircraft was carried aloft piggyback fashion on top of a Do 217 K3 two engine carrier. The single pilot then lit the rocket engine to enab. two engine carrier. The single pilot then lit the rocket engine to enab. "Ancestor of the U-2 spy plane." according to William Riley. During WW2, the German Research Institute for Sailplanes (gliders) developed a very high altitude photo-reconnaissance aircraft, which was basically a very large sailplane with large wings and a rocket motor to boost it into the stratosphere. By flying very high over enemy territory the DFS-228 could not be intercepted by any of the fight
He is also a visiting lecturer in energy planning, Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning, George Washington University, Washington, D.C. . About the Author Myhra is a Rockefeller Foundation Fellow investigating the role of people and local communitites in energy project planning and decision-making. A graduate of Northern State College, North Dakota State University, he did his doctoral work in planning at Princeton University. He was formerly a senior scientist with the environmental systems department of Westinghouse Electric Corp
This is the incredible story of the German DFS 228, an ultra high-altitude photo reconnaissance aircraft, and the first to have a pressurized, and jettisonable cockpit.