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August 11, 1942     No. 16

Cover: Comradeship among Airmen
Captain Zemsky, wearer of the Knight’s Cross, who has piloted a Ju 87 dive bomber in five hundred raids, together with his faithful radio operator, who simultaneously completed his four hundredth flight over the enemy.
PK photograph by Major v. Pebal (Wb), war correspondent

Articles Inside:

Bombing the Murman Railroad
The Gateway to the Soviet Union constantly under Fire.
PK photographs by Hebenstreit (Wb), and Kulbe (Wb), war correspondents

Safe
Airman Shot Down over Enemy Territory Makes His Way Back to the German Lines.
PK written and illustrated by Pfuelb (HH), war correspondent

Only Real Men Need Apply
Recruits for the Parachutists.
PK written and Illustrated by Schnitzer, war correspondent

Wind-T for Seaplanes
PK photographs by Hoess (PBZ), war correspondent

The Youngest Officer to be awarded the Oak Leaves with Swords
A Visit to Oberleutnant Marseille during an Interval between Air Fights.
PK-Photographs by Dettmann (PBZ, Atl, HH and Wb), war correspondent

Muscles as Prime Movers
Flight by Human Motive Power.
By Gerhard Meyer, photographs supplied by Archiv Willi Stiasny …..

How They Won the Knight’s Cross
( Oberst Rath, Major Zeidler, Hauptmann Hennings † KIA, Hauptmann Bauhaus, Hauptmann Gassmann, Oberleutnant Lehmann, Oberleutnant Bischoff † KIA, Oberleutnant zur Lippe-Weissenfeld, Oberleutnant Wiegand, Oberleutnant Sy, Oberleutnant Hackl, Leutnant Schmalz, Leutnant Huebner † KIA, Leutnant Hannig, Leutnant Beisswenger, Leutnant Jaekel, Stabsfeldwebel Weigel, Oberfeldwebel Kempf, Oberfeldwebel von Poremski and Feldwebel Wachowiak )

Award of the Oak Leaves with Swords to Field-Marshal General Kesselring. Photograph by Telch, war correspondent

Sunshine, Wind and Waves
Gunners of the Light Anti-Aircraft on a North Sea Island.
Specially photographed for the ADLER by our Representative Dr. H. Franz

SOS in the Arctic Ocean
Survivors of the Convoy Disaster Narrate Their Experiences / “Those Who Fell Asleep, Froze to Death”
By Ludwig von Danwitz, war correspondent, Drawings by H. von Medvey

What Stresses Can Be Imposed on an Airplane.
Photographs by Dr. H. Franz, Deutsche Versuchsanstalt fuer Luftfahrt, JFM

Sightseeing in Rome
Written and illustrated by Dr. Weller (Atl)

Helping and Healing
From the Main Stocks of the German Red Cross to the Front.
Photographs by Curt Ullmann

The Lure of Distance Lends Enchantment
A Cross-Section through the new Ufa Color Film “The Golden Town”
Photographs by Ufa – Krahnert

Refreshing Holidays Spent at Home
Goethe, Railroads, and Film Divas.
Photographs by Tobis (Hespos, Satow) Ufa (Waske, Quick), Wien-Film (Marlony)

How a Burning Shawl Saved a Man’s Life
Roused from Insensibility after Falling more than 10,000 Feet.
By Karl Viertel, War Correspondent, PK drawings by Hans Schimpke, war correspondent

Heine Propeller Berlin (Advertisement)

Our General Meindl
An Air-Corps Infantry Division and Their Commander
By Marten, War Correspondent

Gerhard Fieseler Werke (Advertisement)

The Pilot Kept His Head
Shell Explodes in the Bow Turret Desperate Air Fight near Alexandria.
By Dr. Lempp, War Correspondent

Unsere JU an Allen Fronten
Junkers – JU 52 (Advertisement)

Merck (Advertisement)

Pastime

What is That?

Tell-Tales by Daylight and Night Fighter Pilots (Cartoons)
Overheard and Drawn by Gerd Pinguin