Final version (December 1944 project) of the towed attack glider.
An early concept for a rocket short range interceptor, proposed by Philipp von Doepp in 1932 under Junkers. It was intended to be powered by five rocket engines.
Estimated performance was an MTOW of 2.330 kg, a maximum altitude of 15.000m reached in 53 s with a speed of up to 1.080 km/h
Nevertheless, it is said, that this concept more or less was the basis for the other early German rocket fighter designs, like the He 176, Von Braun's rocket fighter or the Fi 166.
The Junkers EF 009 was a design by Junkers for a small single-seater fighter, that was to be capable of vertical takeoff from a vertical launch pad.
Based on an original concept sketch from Erich Bachem dated 7/16/1944.
Design shows the initial design as being as very small stub winged fighter with prone pilot position.
Based on the first construction drawing from the Bachem Werks.
Based on a later drawing detailed out with initial dimensions. Version on drawing is indicated as BP 20-04
The Messerschmitt Me P.1103 was designed in 1944 to be a rocket-powered short-range interceptor. Construction was kept simple on the Me P.1103, being mainly built of wood.
Based on a drawing by Justo Miranda