X PLANES OF THE THIRD REICH SERIES An Illustrated Series on
Germany's Experimental Aircraft of World War II Three Horten Ho 9s
were constructed prior to war's end: the V1 sailplane, the twin
004B powered prototype V2, and the serial production prototype V3
by Gotha-Friedrichsroda. The V1 was destroyed at the U.S. Luftwaffe
Aircraft Collection Center-Merseburg. The V2 crashed at Oranienburg
killing its test pilot Erwin Ziller. The V3 was captured and taken
by General George McDonald's Army Air Force Intelligence unit to
the U.S. Luftwaffe Aircraft Collection Center. The Ho 229 V3 was
eventually shipped to Freeman Field, Ohio about September 1945, and
is now in storage at the National Air and Space Museum, Silver
Hill, Maryland awaiting restoration. Myhra has taken 150 photos of
the Ho 9 from his collection, along with several dozen digital
images, and has put together a unique Ho 9 photo collection.
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