Two American airmen standing in front of a German plane in Verona-Villafranca’s scrapyard, Italy, May 1945. The aircraft is the Sonderstaffel Einhorn’s Focke-Wulf Einhorn FW190F-8/R1, W.Nr. 581447, A3+LX, employed in night missions. Formed on 5 September 1944 in München-Riem, the Sonderstaffel Einhorn in October 1944, was transferred to Italy. From 2 November 1944 until the end of same months flew some missions from Villafranca Airport, Verona, before returning to Germany. On 1st December 1944 was renamed 13./KG200. Victor Sierra

Sonderstaffel Einhorn

San Severo Airfield, near Foggia, Southern Italy, August 1943: Messerschmitt 109G-6/Trop of Luftwaffe’s II/JG3 (II Gruppe/Jagdgeschwader 3) armed with two rocket launchers of 210 mm Werfergranate 21 (Wfr. Gr. 21), or 21 cm BR under the wing. Victor Sierra

Bf 109 rocket launcher

The wreckage in flames of a Luftwaffe’s bomber Junkers Ju 88 down on the Malta’s sky and crashed near Ta'Qali. Perhaps this aircraft is the Ju 88 shot down by a Spitfire on the 14th May 1942. Victor Sierra