David Myhra: 78 books

In the winter of 1982, the author Dr David Myhra, boarded an evening flight to Cordoba, Argentina to interview one the most forward-thinking and original aircraft designers in German aviation. Upon arriving, Dr. Myhra retrieved his bags (containing a cassette recorder and 100 2 hour cassettes, among...

In the winter of 1982, the author Dr David Myhra, boarded an evening flight to Cordoba, Argentina to interview one the most forward-thinking and original aircraft designers in German aviation. Upon arriving, Dr. Myhra retrieved his bags (containing a cassette recorder and 100 2 hour cassettes, among...

This volume contains the transcript of one of many conversations the Dr David Myhra had with Walters and Reimar Horten beginning in the summer of 1942. Excerpts of this and other taped conversations have been previously used in five books written by Dr Myhra and published by Schiffer Publishing and...

It has been said that the massive size, height and width of Pio XI glacier in southern Chile, with it’s huge, blunt snout (face), well out front of it’s carved peaks and fjords, remains solely in all the world as one of the most visual places on Earth. As it advances, unlike any other glacier...

Enjoy Dr David Myhra’s exciting next chapter in the “Luftwaffe Project Design Board”, the 2 part book about Reimer Horten’s Ho 18, the world’s first proposed intercontinental bomber! “Horten Ho 18 All-Wing Bomber” features beautiful digital images by renowned digital artists Jozef Gatial...

An English translation of a formerly classified Soviet document, plus "CIOS Evaluation/Intelligence Report Number 149," collected in the late 80's based on British and American visits to Siebel- Halle at war's end with an upfront and personal opinion of the Supersonic DFS 346 Project which...

Enjoy Dr David Myhra’s exciting next chapter in the “Luftwaffe Project Design Series”, the 2 part book about Reimer Horten’s Ho 18, the world’s first proposed intercontinental bomber! “Horten Ho 18 All-Wing Bomber” features beautiful digital images by renowned digital artists Jozef Gatial...

Enjoy Dr Myhra's ebook about the total of 166 B-17 and B-24 Bombers and 1,327+ crew members, 2 B-25J bombers, 2 P-51B fighters, 2 P-47 fighters and the light observation plane that was interned/imprisoned between 1943 to 1945 in Switzerland. So much for them being "neutral"! Written by David...

This is an oral history of several dozens of German aviation designers and engineers that were taken to the Soviet Union in October 1946 along with their DFS 346. The information contained here-in has never been made public until now. Dr Myhra traveled to all the places mentioned and with the assistance...

This is an oral history of several dozens of German aviation designers and engineers that were taken to the Soviet Union in October 1946 along with their DFS 346. The information contained here-in has never been made public until now. Dr Myhra traveled to all the places mentioned and with the assistance...

This is an oral history of several dozens of German aviation designers and engineers that were taken to the Soviet Union in October 1946 along with their DFS 346. The information contained here-in has never been made public until now. Dr Myhra traveled to all the places mentioned and with the assistance...

Enjoy Dr Myhra’s exciting story of Nazi Germany’s high speed, wooden, low observable twin pulse-jet powered bomber project, the ME 328! It was developed as the first serious attempt to apply Argus C14 impulse duct propulsion units to a piloted aircraft. Enjoy the digital images, drawings, technical manuals and photographs and information provided! Watch for future Ebooks by Dr Myhra!

Photographs and information of unfinished, war weary, crash-landed, cannibalized, new ones, but all "dead” Messerschmidt Me 262s, found scattered all over the former Nazi Germany at the end of World War II, 8 May 1945. Enjoy this nine part series! Written and compiled by David Myhra PhD and published by Robert Walters at RCW E Book Publishing.

Photographs and information of unfinished, war weary, crash-landed, cannibalized, new ones, but all "dead” Messerschmidt Me 262s, found scattered all over the former Nazi Germany at the end of World War II, 8 May 1945. Enjoy this nine part series! Written and compiled by David Myhra PhD and published by Robert Walters of RCW Technology & E Book Publishing.