Heinz j nowarra biography channel

I saw this book in the Thrift store- with its lovely painting of a large passenger helicopter with side by side rotors suspended on beams away from the traditional style fuselage that looks big enough for 8-12 people- and I smiled.

Must have been super experimental- but I'll get the book and find out.... Well I was wrong- the Germans had several working passenger and "flying Crane" versions of advanced autogyros- and a clever smaller Auto Gyro they successfully used for Anti-submarine Warfare (?!) in the Aegean and in the the Mediterranean .

Part of a massive collection of Aircraft, Tank, and Marine books and Magazines.

Part of a massive collection of Aircraft, Tank, and Marine books and Magazines.

Heinz Joachim Nowarra (born December 24, 1912 in Berlin, † November 4, 1992 in Harreshausen) was a German author of nonfiction books on aviation history.

Print length.

The second volume of the four-volume series Die Deutsche Luftrüstung by the late Heinz Nowarra.

Quantity.

They never had any in any kind of number- as these programs were all mainly developmental- but they did employ enough in the field to qualify as real early player in the Helo Game. Heinz Nowarra, an expert writer on German preWar and Wartime aeronautics gives us only a loose framework- and as many b/w photos as he can muster- 1-5 on a page.

The Germans were really thinking in terms of honing the autogyro concept,