Volksjäger

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Volksjäger was the nickname for the Heinkel He 162, a late-World War II German single-seat jet fighter designed for rapid, low-cost production and intended to be flown by minimally trained pilots.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II aircraft
jet fighter aircraft
military aircraft
nickname
airframeMaterial metal
wood
armament 20 mm MG 151 cannon
30 mm MK 108 cannon
conflict World War II
countryOfOrigin Nazi Germany
Nazi Germany
crew 1
designedBy Heinkel design team NERFINISHED
designedFor home defense
designGoal low-cost production
rapid production
enginePlacement top-mounted nacelle
era late World War II
firstFlightDate 1944-12-06
fuelType jet fuel
intendedPilotTrainingLevel minimally trained pilots
introducedInYear 1945
landingGear retractable tricycle landing gear
languageOfOrigin German
manufacturer Heinkel NERFINISHED
meaning People's Fighter NERFINISHED
nicknamed Volksjäger NERFINISHED
notableFeature top-mounted single jet engine
use of non-strategic materials
very short development time
numberBuiltApproximate about 300
operator Luftwaffe NERFINISHED
powerplantType turbojet engine
programName Volksjäger program
programType emergency fighter program
refersTo Heinkel He 162 NERFINISHED
role fighter aircraft
interceptor
serviceBranch Luftwaffe NERFINISHED
status retired
tailConfiguration twin fin tail
takeoffAndLandingType conventional runway
wingConfiguration mid-mounted swept wing

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Heinkel He 162 nickname Volksjäger