Focke-Wulf Fw 190

The Focke-Wulf Fw 190 was seen vom both sides as he best german figther during WW II. The prototype made it first flight at the 1st of June 1939. It was the oly fighter with a radial engine and therefore it saw it's first service in August 1941. The following series were only changes in armament. The next major change was the Fw 190 D, called "Langnase" using a Junkers Jumo 213 12 Zylinder V-motor. This plane saw it's first service in 1943. The Fw 190D-12 had a maximum speed of 725 km/h in 11.300 m height. Further developments were named as Ta 152. There were no E-version and the F-version was developped out of the A-version with more armor-platings for ground attack purposes. The G-Version was a fighter-bomber, able to carry a 500 kg or 1.000 kg bomb.
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Series: A,C,D,F,G,F,S,V
e.g.type: Use:
Fw 190 A-5 Fighter
Fw 190 A-8
Fw 190 F-4 Ground attack
Fw 190 G-3
Fw 190 D-9 Fighter
Fw 190 S-0 Trainer

Werte am Beispiel von: Fw 190 D-9

Length: 10,24 m
Width: 10,50 m
Heigth: 3,36 m
Crew: 1
Motor: Jumo 213 A
Power: 1 x 1750 PS
Vmax: 685 km/h
Range: -
Ceiling: 10000 m
Armament: 2 x MG 131
2 x MG 151/20

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Camouflage examples

Fw 190 A-6/R11; 1./NJG10
Fw 109 A-8; 1./JG 1
Fw 190 A-8; Unit ?
Fw 190 D-9; 4./JG 2
Fw 190 D-9; III./JG 54
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