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1923 - Akaflieg Vampyr, Soaring glider |
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1934 - Akaflieg München Mü 10 Milan, High Performance Glider |
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The Milan was 1934 one of the first german two-seater high performance gliding airplanes. It had a steel tube frame and was developed by Egon Scheibe, who later became well-known for glider design.
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1936 - Akaflieg München Mü 13 D Atalante, High performance soaring plane |
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1936 - Akaflieg Stuttgart Phönix, Soaring glider |
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1938 - FV Aachen FVA 11, High performance soaring plane |
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1939 - Akaflieg München Mü 17, High performance soaring plane |
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1957 - Eppler Nägele (Akaflieg Stuttgart) FS 24 Phönix TO, Soaring plane |
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1970 - Akaflieg Stuttgart FS 26 Moseppl, Powered glider |
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1970 - Akaflieg Darmstadt D 34 C, Soaring plane |
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