MESSERSCHMITT ME 410 A- 1/U2 'HORNISSE'. This is a rare beast as only two Messerschmitt Me 410 A-1/U2 "Hornisse" aircraft are known to have survived, one at the RAF Museum in Cosford and the other at the American National Air and Space Museum. Filmed at the RAF museum, Midlands, England. #ww2 #aviation | The War Rooms

MESSERSCHMITT ME 410 A- 1/U2 'HORNISSE'. This is a rare beast as only two Messerschmitt Me 410 A-1/U2 "Hornisse" aircraft are known to have survived, one at the RAF Museum in Cosford and the other at the American National Air and Space Museum. Filmed at the RAF museum, Midlands, England. #ww2 #aviation | Jets 'n' Props

This rare Messerschmitt Me 410A-1-U2 was built in late 1943 by Messerschmitt at Augsberg, as evidenced by `Krj' on the manufacturer's plate on the fuselage. Given manufacturer's radio call sign PD VO (still painted in the cockpit). This sub-type had provision for a ventral weapons container with an additional pair of 20mm canon. Filmed at RAF Cosford, England. | World War II Aircraft

Me 410 ‘Hornisse’ at The Royal Air Force Museum Midlands - #ww2 #luftwaffe #warbirds #avgeek #ww2history | Daniel J Wheatcroft

A rare Look at the Only Surviving Me 410 in the UK! Explore the rare Messerschmitt Me 410 A-1/U2 — Germany’s fast and heavily armed WWII heavy fighter. Take a detailed look at this unique aircraft, its role in the Luftwaffe, and its complex design in this walkaround perfect for aviation enthusiasts and modellers. Visit the @The Royal Air Force Museum - RAFM, RAF Museum: https://ow.ly/PeP850W3YIr 👈 Watch the full clip here: https://ow.ly/G0eS50W3YIp 👈 #Airfix #MesserschmittMe410 #AviationHistor

A Messerschmitt ME 410 A-3 flying over England for an air recognition film, 1944. See similar RAF-produced air recognition films from the Second World War in our film collection: bit.ly/3WI6N3J Film: IWM ARY 7-62 | Imperial War Museum London

2K views · 26 reactions | Welcome to another episode of Warbird Wednesday! The Messerschmitt Me 410 Hornisse (Hornet) is a heavy fighter and Schnellbomber ("Fast Bomber" in English) designed and produced by the German aircraft manufacturer Messerschmitt. It was flown by the Luftwaffe during the latter half of the Second World War." | Palm Springs Air Museum | Facebook