German Luftwaffe

The German Luftwaffe is the aerial warfare branch of Germany’s military, responsible for air defense, strategic bombing, reconnaissance, and supporting ground forces. Established in 1935, it played a major role during World War II, developing advanced aircraft and tactics. Today, the Luftwaffe continues to operate modern fighter jets, transport planes, and surveillance aircraft, contributing to NATO missions and Germany’s national security. It is trained in air combat, logistics, and aerospace technology, combining historical expertise with contemporary defense strategies to protect national and allied interests.