which is the world's biggest aircraft ,prepared by germany??
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Ah, the Spruce Goose was the largest airPLANE ever built. More on that  story below. This person asked about the largest airCRAFT ever built, which would be a dirigible.  "Ended in disaster" must mean the Hindenberg!  I am not sure if the Hindenberg was the absolute largest dirigible, but it certainly was one of the largest. The Hindenberg burst into flames upon docking in New Jersey someplace in the 30's and pretty much ended the Dirigible business. That incident is where we get the phrase "Oh, the humanity!"  which is often mocked, in my opinion inappropriately. That is an interesting whole story itself but is off topic.\n\n\nThe Spruce Goose: During WWII, metals were in short supply;  all those battleships and overseas ore shipping routes inaccessible, I suppose. So, Howard Hughes' aircraft company was encouraged by the government to try and build aircraft from alternative materials.  Wood is light and strong, so it was a natural thought.\n\nProblem is, one piece of wood can have a very different density and even strength than another. Doing the structural analysis on such a craft and keeping it balanced is an absolute NIGHTMARE.  I don't know if the spruce goose itself ever flew but it was a prototype and the conclusion of this engineering study was that this wood idea was impractical for large aircraft. \n\nNo doubt you can find more details on The Hindenberg, The Spruce Goose and "Oh, the Humanity!" in wikipedia.\n\n(This is not quite an Astronomy question.)
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There is a small German air force contingent at Dulles Airport near Washington, D.C.  It is called the German Military Air Representative.  They have their own aircraft and hangars.
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German builders I assume
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Do you mean for the F-1? It's in Nurburgring, Germany.
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Iran ...I mean Germany has peaceful intentions.
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Germany used this in 2nd World War..it was called Lebensborn
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dirk...the big german
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Largest and strongest are not the same thing.\n\nIraq used to have one of the largest, and it was well equipped but frankly it was simply crap when it came to it.\n\nThe U.S has the largest and probably strongest, but after that it becomes hazy.\n\nChina has a massive airforce but the quality of the aircraft is not up to that of the U.S.\n\nRussia still has a large airforce but cannot afford to fly it (seriously).\n\nIran has a large airforce including Iraqs airforce which it stole after they hid there in Gulf War one.\n\nFrance has a large airforce, probably all aimed at the UK.\n\nIsrael, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and India all have large airforces, but only Israel and Saudi have up to date airframe models.\n\nThe UK has a tiny airforce, which is probably smaller in total than that allocated to the U.S marines.
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it was very german!!! Cant wait for the next world cup, Africa!!!
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Berlin is the capital of Germany.
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Germany is going to win it all!!!!
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Boeing’s Everett Plant in Seattle, Washington is the largest building in the world by volume at 13.3 million m³. It is used for aircraft assembly.\nThe Aerium of the Cargolifter AG in Brandenburg, Germany has a volume of 5.2 million m³. It's the world largest hall without pillars.\nThe third largest building by volume is the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.  It was used originally for assembling the Saturn V moon rockets and is now used for the Space Shuttle.  It is 525 feet tall (I have stood on the roof!) and if the air-conditioning was switched off and the doors left open, clouds could form inside.  It is 3.7 million m³.\nThe VAB is so large that if every person in the state of Oklahoma decided to make a telephone call from a phone box, there would be room inside it for all the phone boxes!\nWhen the cowboy star Will Rogers visited the VAB, he commented; “It sure would hold a lotta hay!”
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Interesting! My first thought was the F-22. do you still have access to the photo? I would like to see it. My 360 page has my email and Messenger id on it.
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I'd reccomend using a B-17 "Flying Fortress", it's kind of the quintessential WWII bomber.  Wikipedia has some pictures, but if you just do an internet search for B-17, it shouldn't be too hard to find some better ones.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B-17
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-The plane that literally grew several inches at Mach 3  Related Links
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Fokker D.VII\n\nThe D.VII was a late World War I fighter aircraft designed by Reinhold Platz at the Fokker company. When introduced into combat in 1918 it quickly proved to be superior to existing Allied fighers, leading to a second Fokker Scourge. So infamous was the airplane, that it was the only weapon specifically demanded by name by the Allies in the armistice agreements at the end of the war.
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American - P51D Mustang, F4U Corsair & P-38 Lightning\nBritish - Supermarine Spitfire & DeHavilland Mosquito\nGerman - Messerschmitt BF-109