What was the name of the German Air Force in World War II?

Answer 1

Luftwaffe

Answer 2

The German Luftwaffe fielded a wide variety of aircraft by various maufactuers in WWII in every category. Some of them include the fighters, Me 109, 210, 262, and Komet by Messerschmitt, the Fw 152 and 190 by Focke-Wulf and Heinkel's He 51. The close air support category includes the famous Junkers 87 Stuka dive bomber and the Henschel Hs 123 and 129. Bombers included the Dornier 217, the Heinkel HE 111 and 177, and the Junkers Ju 88. The Fieseler Storch was very similar to the US Piper Cubs and both were used as artillery spotters. Messerschmitt created the world's largest transport called the Gigant until Howard Hughes took the Spruce Goose into the air but the Junkers Ju 252 was the backbone of the transport services. The Focke-Wulf Condor was used as an Anti Submarine Warfare and long range patrol aircraft to seek out the convoys and coordinate attacks by the U-Boats. This is a long list but it includes less than one half of the aircraft models in use by the Germans.

EDIT: ME 262 being the first jet fighter at the end of the war.

Answer 3

The name was "Deutsche Wehrmacht" meaning German defense forces.

Another AnswerThe name of the German army during world war two was 'Heer'.

The 'Wehrmacht' was name given to the German armed forces, comprising the three services: the army (Heer), air force (Luftwaffe), and the navy (Kriegsmarine).

The fourth service, which came under the Wehrmacht's strategic and tactical control, but not their disciplinary control, was the 'Waffen-SS'. This, of course, was part of the SS.

Answer 4

The German airforce was called the Luftwaffe in World War 2.

Answer 5

The German Airforce was (and still is) known as the Luftwaffe.

Answer 6

It was the Luftwaffe, which simply means "Air Force".

Answer 7

Luftwaffe.