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March 24, 1942 No. 6
Cover: The Commander
The features of this pilot, who as commander is responsible for the whole crew, express thoughtful calm and utmost concentration of purpose. PK-photograph by Sperling war correspondent
Articles Inside:
The Exacting Test of the Winter Battle
The Luftwaffe Crushed the Offensive Plans of the Soviet Command.
PK photographs by Opitz (Wb), Baas (Wb), Gayk (HH), Kling (Sch), war correspondents, and Luftwaffe
Right on the Target!
Photograph Luftwaffe
After the Rainy Period
The German Luftwaffe is Faced by New Tasks in North Africa.
PK photographs Plefke (Sch), Doege (Sch), Oppitz (Sch), Roman Schlaus ( Luftwaffe ), war correspondents and Luftwaffe (Sch)
German Parachute Troops Tackle Soviet Tanks
in Ground Fighting before Leningrad.
By Hans-Georg Schnitzer, War Correspondent PK Drawings by Wilhelm Baitz, War Correspondent
Soldiers Engaged in Their Civilian Occupations
PK written and Illustrated by Lengwenings war correspondent
Saved by a Hairsbreadth
Accidents That Passed off Happily.
By Dr. Fritz Flucke, Berlin and Drawing by Max Ludwig, Photos Archiv Junkers and Adler
The Air Intelligence Service at an Advanced Post.
PK photos by Opitz (Wb), war correspondent
How They Won the Knight’s Cross
(Oberleutnant Bisping, Oberleutnant Noell, Oberleutnant Fahlbusch, Oberleutnant Schibau, Oberleutnant Lau, Oberleutnant Meckel, Oberleutnant Rossmann, Oberleutnant Thierfelder, Oberleutnant Schenk, Oberfeldwebel Heller and Oberfeldwebel Stechmann)
From the Editor’s Scrapbook – The airship went by air
Parachute Troops Learn the Knack of Landing.
Photographs by Bruno Waske
Berlin as the Central Post Office of Europe.
Photographs by Dr. H. Franz
The Centenary of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
Special article by Dr. H. Franz
Night without Farewell
A New Ufa Film.
Photos Ufa-Klitzke
On Duty with the Aircraft Reporting Service in the Devil’s Swamp.
By Boback, War Correspondent
Gerhard Fieseler Werke (Advertisement)
The Dornier Do 215 Fighting Plane – Dornier-Werke (Advertisement)
The Aerial Battle of February 12
Escorted by German Fighter Planes through the Strait of Dover
Air Fighting in Heavy Squalls and Snowstorm.
By Walter Binner, war correspondent
The Debris Flew Sky-High.
By Richard Wolff, war correspondent
PK photographs by Siedel (Wb), war correspondent
IG Farbenindustrie (Advertisement)
Mercedes-Benz Aviatic Engines (Advertisement)
Ernst Heinkel Flugzeugwerke (Advertisement)
Pastime
What Is That?
That’s the Way: (Cartoons)
Drawings by Bartha, Mauder, Nilsson and v. Craigher