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World War II History - What Might Have Been: A hypothetical view of an “evolved” version of the Luftwaffe Focke-Wulf Ta 183 “Huckebein”. During World War II, German aircraft designer Kurt Tank designed the swept-wing t-tail jet fighter but, it only reached the wind tunnel stage and never flew. The November 1950 appearance of the similarly shaped MiG-15 fighter during the Korean War confirmed that the Soviet Union as well as the Allies, had also collected sophisticated German aeronautical data immediately after the war. After the war, Kurt Tank helped develop a similar aircraft in Argentine, the Pulgue II. It served in the Fuerza Aerea Argentina until 1960.

I'm based in Southern California and hope you enjoy this array of aviation and spacecraft images. As an avid aviation photographer for over 30-years, I've been photographing all types of military, commercial and corporate aircraft, as well as launch vehicles and space subjects. Included, are many images from my two recently published aviation history books. All my photography is my original creative work and is not affiliated with any airline. My photography has been featured in corporate advertisements, book publishing, television productions and various aerospace-related publications including, Aerospace America, Air Force Magazine, Smithsonian Air & Space Magazine, Aviation History Magazine, Aviation Week & Space Technology and...