Richard T Eger
01-23-2001, 01:16 AM
The website address of this extensive site is:
www.ahost4u.com/~pauke/ (http://www.ahost4u.com/~pauke/)
The sections are as follows:
What's new in Pauke? - Listing of the site updates, the site, unfortunately, has not been updated since May 1999.
People of the Nachtjagd
Biographies of:
Werner Streib, the example.
Helmut Lent, one of the most representative pilots.
Josef Kammhuber, creator of the defense line
Maj. Hajo Herrmann, the most eclectic action man in the Luftwaffe.
Kurt Welter, the first jet n-f pilot and top scoring Düsenjägerpilot
Prince of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn, the night fighting at the Eastern Front.
Martin Becker, shoots seven bombers in a single night!
Prince Lippe, the second Prince.
Rudolf E. Thun, the account of a soldier
Alfons Köster, an expert in long range operations.
Ludwig Becker, the expert in "dark" night fighting operations
Heinz Grimm, simbol of a common fate to many pilots in war and peace time.
Gustav Francsi, ace in the Eastern Front.
Martin Drewes, the "young".
Gen. Josef Schimd, someone else whose ideas weren't listened to.
Top Aces and their scores
Last Kommandeuren of the NJ in May 1945
Example of Soldier's Soldbuch - Soldbuch of Oberfeldwebel Gerhard Dietrich
Aircraft of the Nachtjagd - Brief histories, technical details, photos
Arado68: the first
Ar234 B: the latest
Bf109: the last
Bf110: the typical
Do17-217: the "Kauz"
Fw58 "Weihe": the rarity
Fw187 "Falke": the beauty
Fw189 "Uhu": the eye in the darkness
Fw190 "Würger": the powerful
He111: n-f by chance
He219: "Venus from Rostock"
Ju87: the strangest
Ju88: the classic
Ju 188: Milch's dreams
Ju 388: the heavy
Me210 & 410: the heavy ones
Me262: the awesome
History of the Nachtjagd
Introduction
Early Nachtjagd
Experiments in Spain
Before the War
Evolution, NJG units in Denmark
Chronology of night-fighter tactic development.
The Kammhuber Line
The Himmelbett Radio System
The "wilde Sau"
Pie chart of losses, by type of loss, of British Bomber Command crews
Pie chart, by unit, of Nachtjagd total victories
The German Radar - Airborne and ground radar - brief descriptions with some illustrations
SPANNER I-IV
FUG 202 "LICHTENSTEIN BC" - 2 photos
FUG 202 "LICHTENSTEIN BC/S"
FUG 211? "LICHTENSTEIN O"
FUG 212 LICHTENSTEIN C-1 - 1 photo
FUG 212 "LICHTENSTEIN C22"
"LICHTENSTEIN C-1 WEITWINKEL"
FUG 216 "NEPTUN"
FUG 217 "NEPTUN", R2, J2
FUG 218 "NEPTUN", R3, J3, V/R, G/R
FUG 219 "WEILHEIM"
FUG 220 "LICHTENSTEIN SN-2" - 1 photo
FUG 221 "FREYA-HALBE"
FUG 221-A "ROSENDAAL-HALBE"
FUG 222 "PAUKE S" - 1 photo
FUG 228 "LICHTENSTEIN SN3"
FUG 240/1-4 "BERLIN" N1A, N2-4 - 1 photo
FUG 244 "BREMEN" 0
FUG 245 "BREMEN"
FUG 247 "PAUKE SD" - "BREMERHAVEN"
FUG 280 "KIEL"
FuG 350 "NAXOS Z" - 2 drawings
FUG 351 "KORFU Z"
WURZBURG, FUMG 39/62
FUGM 80 "FREYA"
FUGM 402 "WASSERMANN"
FUMO 51 "MAMMUT"
FuGM 62 - photo in photo gallery
Places Of the Nachtjagd
The cities where the Nachtjagd was settled - Listed by place, unit, period, and aircraft
Caccia Notturna in Italia - NJG units in Italy, listed by place, unit, period, and aircraft
German Night fighters in Denmark - NJG units in Denmark, listed by place, date, and unit
Colors of the Nachtjagd
RLM Color Table - listed by color chip illustration, code and name, and purpose of employment
The schemes of the Nachtjagd - color combinations used by the Nachtjagd
Secret projects for the Nachtjagd
General Table of the Main Projects - listing by producer, project name, date, whether derivated, jet-powered, and whether reached sketch, design, mock-up, prototype, or planned production stage by war's end
Arado Ar 234 P5
Arado E.583
Blohm u. Voss P.215
Dornier P.252/1
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www.ahost4u.com/~pauke/ (http://www.ahost4u.com/~pauke/)
The sections are as follows:
What's new in Pauke? - Listing of the site updates, the site, unfortunately, has not been updated since May 1999.
People of the Nachtjagd
Biographies of:
Werner Streib, the example.
Helmut Lent, one of the most representative pilots.
Josef Kammhuber, creator of the defense line
Maj. Hajo Herrmann, the most eclectic action man in the Luftwaffe.
Kurt Welter, the first jet n-f pilot and top scoring Düsenjägerpilot
Prince of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn, the night fighting at the Eastern Front.
Martin Becker, shoots seven bombers in a single night!
Prince Lippe, the second Prince.
Rudolf E. Thun, the account of a soldier
Alfons Köster, an expert in long range operations.
Ludwig Becker, the expert in "dark" night fighting operations
Heinz Grimm, simbol of a common fate to many pilots in war and peace time.
Gustav Francsi, ace in the Eastern Front.
Martin Drewes, the "young".
Gen. Josef Schimd, someone else whose ideas weren't listened to.
Top Aces and their scores
Last Kommandeuren of the NJ in May 1945
Example of Soldier's Soldbuch - Soldbuch of Oberfeldwebel Gerhard Dietrich
Aircraft of the Nachtjagd - Brief histories, technical details, photos
Arado68: the first
Ar234 B: the latest
Bf109: the last
Bf110: the typical
Do17-217: the "Kauz"
Fw58 "Weihe": the rarity
Fw187 "Falke": the beauty
Fw189 "Uhu": the eye in the darkness
Fw190 "Würger": the powerful
He111: n-f by chance
He219: "Venus from Rostock"
Ju87: the strangest
Ju88: the classic
Ju 188: Milch's dreams
Ju 388: the heavy
Me210 & 410: the heavy ones
Me262: the awesome
History of the Nachtjagd
Introduction
Early Nachtjagd
Experiments in Spain
Before the War
Evolution, NJG units in Denmark
Chronology of night-fighter tactic development.
The Kammhuber Line
The Himmelbett Radio System
The "wilde Sau"
Pie chart of losses, by type of loss, of British Bomber Command crews
Pie chart, by unit, of Nachtjagd total victories
The German Radar - Airborne and ground radar - brief descriptions with some illustrations
SPANNER I-IV
FUG 202 "LICHTENSTEIN BC" - 2 photos
FUG 202 "LICHTENSTEIN BC/S"
FUG 211? "LICHTENSTEIN O"
FUG 212 LICHTENSTEIN C-1 - 1 photo
FUG 212 "LICHTENSTEIN C22"
"LICHTENSTEIN C-1 WEITWINKEL"
FUG 216 "NEPTUN"
FUG 217 "NEPTUN", R2, J2
FUG 218 "NEPTUN", R3, J3, V/R, G/R
FUG 219 "WEILHEIM"
FUG 220 "LICHTENSTEIN SN-2" - 1 photo
FUG 221 "FREYA-HALBE"
FUG 221-A "ROSENDAAL-HALBE"
FUG 222 "PAUKE S" - 1 photo
FUG 228 "LICHTENSTEIN SN3"
FUG 240/1-4 "BERLIN" N1A, N2-4 - 1 photo
FUG 244 "BREMEN" 0
FUG 245 "BREMEN"
FUG 247 "PAUKE SD" - "BREMERHAVEN"
FUG 280 "KIEL"
FuG 350 "NAXOS Z" - 2 drawings
FUG 351 "KORFU Z"
WURZBURG, FUMG 39/62
FUGM 80 "FREYA"
FUGM 402 "WASSERMANN"
FUMO 51 "MAMMUT"
FuGM 62 - photo in photo gallery
Places Of the Nachtjagd
The cities where the Nachtjagd was settled - Listed by place, unit, period, and aircraft
Caccia Notturna in Italia - NJG units in Italy, listed by place, unit, period, and aircraft
German Night fighters in Denmark - NJG units in Denmark, listed by place, date, and unit
Colors of the Nachtjagd
RLM Color Table - listed by color chip illustration, code and name, and purpose of employment
The schemes of the Nachtjagd - color combinations used by the Nachtjagd
Secret projects for the Nachtjagd
General Table of the Main Projects - listing by producer, project name, date, whether derivated, jet-powered, and whether reached sketch, design, mock-up, prototype, or planned production stage by war's end
Arado Ar 234 P5
Arado E.583
Blohm u. Voss P.215
Dornier P.252/1
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