A German JU 87 &quot;Stuka&quot; on an airfield in Russia, in the background a captured Soviet UTI-4 training aircraft.

Stuka and UTI-4

Project EF 126 &quot;Dolly&quot; by Junkers. Another example of the ''Jägernotprogramm'' (fighter plane emergency programme). Basically the wooden &quot;Dolly&quot; was an advancement of the FZG 76 better known as V 1. It's told the russians snatched the plans for Dolly and that they built and tested it after the war. Dolly was armed with two MG151 2cm-guns and was supposed to reach a speed of 770km/h.

&quot;Dolly&quot;

German AA rocket C-2 &quot;Wasserfall&quot; (waterfall). Length 7.80 meters, maximal flight duration: 42 seconds, speed: ~2700 km/h. About 50 rockets had been launched as tests but they were not used for combat action anymore. Some C-2 were captured by US forces who developed the famous &quot;Nike&quot; AA-rocket on this pattern.