In its day, pilots used to call the Focke-Wulf Fw-190 the Würger (Butcher Bird) because it was so adept at shooting down Allied aircraft. But when this 1944 example was pulled from the woods in ...

Discussion Board on this PhotoFirst flight, this past Summer in Bavaria, of a newly built FW-190A. The original FW-190 flew in the Summer of 1939, and entered service in September, 1941. The Focke ...

Today third-party developers had announcements, teases, and new assets to share about upcoming aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator. ... the Focke-Wulf Fw 190 and Messerschmitt Bf 109. ...

The attacker's view from the Focke Wulf 190 cockpit. This shot was taken by one of the German pilots over Brighton One of my most vivid memories of life as a 15 year old school boy in Brighton and ...

The editors marveled at some of the FW-190’s most puzzling features. Focke-Wulf’s designers crafted the FW-190 without a hydraulic system.

Around fifty examples of Focke-Wulf Fw 190, one of the best fighters flown by the Luftwaffe ... The aircraft remained in service until 1949 when they were retired because of lack of spare parts.