Messerschmitt Me 162A V-10, with Scheuch Schlepper
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8 June 2014, 19:30
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Forgot to mention: this first version of the Scheuch Schlepper has inflatable cushions. The vehicle is meant to be used for recovery after landing. There were 4 types of Schleppers used.
8 June 2014, 21:32
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Messerschmitt Me 162A V-10, with Scheuch Schlepper
13/JG400, Udetfeld (n. Wroclaw/Breslau), 1944
Piloted by Lt. A. Niemeyer