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July 25, 1944     Number 15

Cover: A dangerous weapon

The torpedo after having played an important role in naval warfare for a long time, has now become a dangerous weapon in the hands of our flyers. Soldiers of the airforce transporting one of the dreaded “eels” out of the ammunition-magazines sunk deeply in the rocks. Illustrated report within. Propaganda Kompanie Photo by War Correspondent Bankhardt

Articles Inside:

A Dangerous Weapon

Torpedo-aircraft against the invasion fleet (Junkers Ju 88)
Propaganda Kompanie Special report for the Adler by War Correspondent Bankhardt

Within 10 seconds everything was over

Writes the war-reporter Antonowitz
Propaganda Kompanie Photos by War Correspondent Antonowitz (Sch)

The Charge Straight Into Death

German Paratroops against Soviet cavalry
Propaganda Kompanie Drawing by War Correspondent Baitz

We Continue Fighting

Epic of an Air-Signalling unit told in six radiograms
By War Correspondent Heinz Ockhardt, Drawing by H. von Medvey

Field Police of the Luftwaffe

Successful combatting of guerillas in Italy
Propaganda Kompanie Photos by War Correspondent Kohlrosen (PBZ)

Torpedos From the Air

117 000 GRT sunk out of the invasion fleet in front of Contentin / Submarine or torpedo-bomber? / Seven hours of low-level flying across the sea
By War Correspondent Heinz Ockhardt, Drawing by H. von Medvey

How They Won Their Knight’s Cross

Wing Commander i. General Staff Joachim Bauer, Flight Lieutenant Ernst-Ascan Gobert, Flying Officer Theodor Haker, Flying Officer Günther Ludigkeit, Flying Officer Paul Dose, Pilot Officer Fritz Tegtmeier, Pilot Officer August Lambert, Flight Sergeant Gerhard Hoffmann, Flight Sergeant Hans Luhr, Flight Sergeant Alois Wosnitza, Flight Sergeant Karlheinz Scherfling, Flight Sergeant Herbert Rabben

Propaganda Kompanie Photos by War Correspondents Seuffert (Sch), Heinz (Wb), Trapp (Wb) and Weltbild (9)

Twofold Salvage

A tale by Wilhelm H. C. Peters
Drawing by Gisela Voh

An American Pilot in the Wardrobe

The Strange Adventure of Flight Lieutenant Lang
By War Correspondent Heinz Ockhardt

Rubber Boat to Port!

By War Correspondent Walter Henkels

Severely Wounded, yet Victorious

By War Correspondent Jochen Scheurmann

Pastime

What is That?

Noble Little Finland

Propaganda Kompanie Photos by War Correspondent Wahner (HH)

 

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