WW2 Luftwaffe Amerika Bombers

Aviation / Aerospace

During World War 2, the Germans enacted the 'Amerika Bomber' initiative calling for a long-range heavy platform capable of striking American soil - spreading fear or disrupting wartime production being the primary goals.

There are a total of [ 8 ] WW2 Luftwaffe Amerika Bombers entries in the Military Factory. Entries are listed below in alphanumeric order (1-to-Z). Flag images indicative of country of origin and not necessarily the primary operator.

1

Picture of the Focke-Wulf Ta 400 (Amerika Bomber)

1945

Focke-Wulf Ta 400 (Amerika Bomber)

Long Range Strategic Heavy Bomber

2

Picture of the Heinkel He 274 (Amerika Bomber)

1945

Heinkel He 274 (Amerika Bomber)

High-Altitude, Long-Range Heavy Bomber Prototype

3

Picture of the Heinkel He 277 (Amerika Bomber)

1943

Heinkel He 277 (Amerika Bomber)

Four-Engine Heavy Bomber Aircraft Project

4

Picture of the Horten Ho XVIII (Amerika Bomber)

1945

Horten Ho XVIII (Amerika Bomber)

Heavy Bomber Flying Wing Proposal

5

Picture of the Junkers Ju 390 (New York Bomber)

1943

Junkers Ju 390 (New York Bomber)

Long-Range Heavy Bomber / Transport Aircraft Prototype

6

Picture of the Junkers Ju EF 140 (Amerika Bomber)

1945

Junkers Ju EF 140 (Amerika Bomber)

Jet-Powered Long-Range Heavy Bomber Proposal

7

Picture of the Messerschmitt Me 264 (Amerika Bomber)

1942

Messerschmitt Me 264 (Amerika Bomber)

Long-Range Bomber / Reconnaissance / Maritime Patrol Aircraft Project

8

Picture of the Messerschmitt Me P.08-01 (Amerika Bomber)

1941

Messerschmitt Me P.08-01 (Amerika Bomber)

Multirole Heavy Flying Wing Aircraft Proposal

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