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    #121
    Female glider pilot - BDM - NSFK

    The postman woke me this morning, but it didn't matter, as he was bringing me this: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=264272

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      #122
      Here's a scan from the magazine of the danish NSU - National Socialistisk Ungdom (national socialist youth) May 1943.
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        #123
        Model glider airplane started by a model motor airplane:
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            #125
            not a model but here is one of mine
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              Evolved from earlier German primary types such as Zogling and Grunau 9. Designed by order of German government to provide standard training machine for Youth Flying Corps. Was sturdy, safe, and well-designed glider, somewhat heavier and with a slightly steeper glide angle than predecessors. Most notable features were hydraulic shock absorbers, parallel rudder movement, provisions for trim weights fore and aft, and screw jack atop A- frame which facilitated assembly and disassembly. Large horizontal stabilizer and small elevator surface, with limited up-travel, made accidental stalls almost impossible. Landings could be made, usually without damage, with stick all the way back during final glide. Bungee launches used most of the time in Germany. After student had learned to balance glider with ailerons while facing into wind, level ground "Rutsches"--short duration sling-shots with insufficient speed to become airborne--were made. Higher launch velocities followed to permit short flight; then student would advance to hillside launches and, finally, to winch tows and longer flights.

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                #127
                this was the sg38

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                  #128
                  This is great stuff ..

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                    #129
                    NSFK Leistungsbuch

                    Here's a page from a NSFK Leistungsbuch.

                    In 1944 Uwe Blöss (born 1928) took part in a HJ district competition for model airplane groups.

                    He won
                    a second place in the district competition
                    a first place in the competition for gliderairplane models
                    a third place in the modelairplane- and airplanerecognition competition
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