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[W32Blaster]

@Feathered_IV

Oh that´s new to me, I only recall the deadly maiden flight as the only time that a Natter was startet.

From what source do you gather information about 'operational state' of Natter. How many Mission have been flown with it?

[Feathered_IV]

It's pretty certain there were no combat missions actually flown. However the unit was indeed declared operational in the closing days of the war. Three concrete launch pads were recently found near Kirchheim by a researcher named Horst Lommel. You can see the spot where the simplified timber post goes in.

[Xilon_x]

then towards the end of the war there as you were operating.
no more 'experimental prototype.
and if they did some secret mission? and today we know nothing?

[W32Blaster]

... and if they didn´t?!
Useless speculation without evidence!

[VO101_Sanyo]

Xilon, you should read David Myhra's book: "Bachem Ba 349 Natter". ISBN 0-7643-1032-1.

[rakinroll]

Originally Posted by W32Blaster

@Feathered_IV

Oh that´s new to me, I only recall the deadly maiden flight as the only time that a Natter was startet.

From what source do you gather information about 'operational state' of Natter. How many Mission have been flown with it?

Maybe you can write us how many of i185 flown, how many of i15-16 and i153 series flown higher than 3k...

[W32Blaster]

Originally Posted by rakinroll

Maybe you can write us how many of i185 flown, how many of i15-16 and i153 series flown higher than 3k...

Why should I?
Don´t you think your question if far off topic?

[zakkandrachoff]

very shine it is not in il-2 1946