Wolfgang and Ulrich Hütter projects

[newsdeskdan]

If I can locate it, I have a copy of a document written (and drawn) by on of the Hütter brothers when interogated in 1945. It gives a chronology of all their work and designs from prewar gliders on. The sketches of the 8-211 are fairly detailed. I looked before writing this post but could not find the right folder, if it turns up, I will post the chronology, as it should be pretty definitive.
Best regards,
Artie Bob

Hi Artie Bob, where can I find details of the interrogation? Thanks

The drawings from the document referred to by Artie Bob are shown in reply #34, posted by Sienar. Full details of the twin pulsejet Huetter project - based on a much more detailed report on the Huetter brothers' work at the FGZ are in my Luftwaffe: Secret Designs of the Third Reich bookazine. The twin-pulsejet fighter is shown on the front cover.

 

[Orange208]

If I can locate it, I have a copy of a document written (and drawn) by on of the Hütter brothers when interogated in 1945. It gives a chronology of all their work and designs from prewar gliders on. The sketches of the 8-211 are fairly detailed. I looked before writing this post but could not find the right folder, if it turns up, I will post the chronology, as it should be pretty definitive.
Best regards,
Artie Bob

Hi Artie Bob, where can I find details of the interrogation? Thanks

The drawings from the document referred to by Artie Bob are shown in reply #34, posted by Sienar. Full details of the twin pulsejet Huetter project - based on a much more detailed report on the Huetter brothers' work at the FGZ are in my Luftwaffe: Secret Designs of the Third Reich bookazine. The twin-pulsejet fighter is shown on the front cover.

Thanks so much, I'll check it out!
I do have the drawings, as well and some photos of his designs from his own collection. I was most curious about his time in Paris.

 

[Wurger]

If I can locate it, I have a copy of a document written (and drawn) by on of the Hütter brothers when interogated in 1945. It gives a chronology of all their work and designs from prewar gliders on. The sketches of the 8-211 are fairly detailed. I looked before writing this post but could not find the right folder, if it turns up, I will post the chronology, as it should be pretty definitive.
Best regards,
Artie Bob

Hi Artie Bob, where can I find details of the interrogation? Thanks

The drawings from the document referred to by Artie Bob are shown in reply #34, posted by Sienar. Full details of the twin pulsejet Huetter project - based on a much more detailed report on the Huetter brothers' work at the FGZ are in my Luftwaffe: Secret Designs of the Third Reich bookazine. The twin-pulsejet fighter is shown on the front cover.

Thanks so much, I'll check it out!
I do have the drawings, as well and some photos of his designs from his own collection. I was most curious about his time in Paris.

Orange208, develop on this, please: I do have the drawings, as well and some photos of his designs from his own collection. I was most curious about his time in Paris.

 

[Orange208]

If I can locate it, I have a copy of a document written (and drawn) by on of the Hütter brothers when interogated in 1945. It gives a chronology of all their work and designs from prewar gliders on. The sketches of the 8-211 are fairly detailed. I looked before writing this post but could not find the right folder, if it turns up, I will post the chronology, as it should be pretty definitive.
Best regards,
Artie Bob

Hi Artie Bob, where can I find details of the interrogation? Thanks

The drawings from the document referred to by Artie Bob are shown in reply #34, posted by Sienar. Full details of the twin pulsejet Huetter project - based on a much more detailed report on the Huetter brothers' work at the FGZ are in my Luftwaffe: Secret Designs of the Third Reich bookazine. The twin-pulsejet fighter is shown on the front cover.

Thanks so much, I'll check it out!
I do have the drawings, as well and some photos of his designs from his own collection. I was most curious about his time in Paris.

Orange208, develop on this, please: I do have the drawings, as well and some photos of his designs from his own collection. I was most curious

 

[Orange208]

If I can locate it, I have a copy of a document written (and drawn) by on of the Hütter brothers when interogated in 1945. It gives a chronology of all their work and designs from prewar gliders on. The sketches of the 8-211 are fairly detailed. I looked before writing this post but could not find the right folder, if it turns up, I will post the chronology, as it should be pretty definitive.
Best regards,
Artie Bob

Hi Artie Bob, where can I find details of the interrogation? Thanks

The drawings from the document referred to by Artie Bob are shown in reply #34, posted by Sienar. Full details of the twin pulsejet Huetter project - based on a much more detailed report on the Huetter brothers' work at the FGZ are in my Luftwaffe: Secret Designs of the Third Reich bookazine. The twin-pulsejet fighter is shown on the front cover.

Thanks so much, I'll check it out!
I do have the drawings, as well and some photos of his designs from his own collection. I was most curious about his time in Paris.

Orange208, develop on this, please: I do have the drawings, as well and some photos of his designs from his own collection. I was most curious

I meant that I have copies of #34 posted by Sienar. WH was my grandfather so I know the story of him being taken to Paris but not much of his time there.

 

[Wurger]

If I can locate it, I have a copy of a document written (and drawn) by on of the Hütter brothers when interogated in 1945. It gives a chronology of all their work and designs from prewar gliders on. The sketches of the 8-211 are fairly detailed. I looked before writing this post but could not find the right folder, if it turns up, I will post the chronology, as it should be pretty definitive.
Best regards,
Artie Bob

Hi Artie Bob, where can I find details of the interrogation? Thanks

The drawings from the document referred to by Artie Bob are shown in reply #34, posted by Sienar. Full details of the twin pulsejet Huetter project - based on a much more detailed report on the Huetter brothers' work at the FGZ are in my Luftwaffe: Secret Designs of the Third Reich bookazine. The twin-pulsejet fighter is shown on the front cover.

Thanks so much, I'll check it out!
I do have the drawings, as well and some photos of his designs from his own collection. I was most curious about his time in Paris.

Orange208, develop on this, please: I do have the drawings, as well and some photos of his designs from his own collection. I was most curious

I meant that I have copies of #34 posted by Sienar. WH was my grandfather so I know the story of him being taken to Paris but not much of his time there.

Would you be so kind and share those photos? Are there any undisclosed designs?

 

[newsdeskdan]

Incidentally, the lengthy report I have on the FGZ's activities - which includes the 'front view' of the twin-pulsejet Hütter design - was written for the Allies by Ulrich, rather than Wolfgang. I don't know how closely they worked together but it might not be what you're looking for.

 

[Orange208]

Would you be so kind and share those photos? Are there any undisclosed designs?

Hi, unfortunately, no. No undisclosed designs.

 

[Avimimus]

Does anyone have more information on the Hutter HT23?

So far s I know the only built high-aspect ratio cantilever biplane gliders were the Borchn Anemon BA-1 and the Bonnet Bordeaux... and this design seems to be something somewhere in between the two of them!

 

[hesham]

Hi,

there is in Flieger Revue Extra 101 a good article about Hütter aircraft and specially Hü 211.

 

[Maveric]

Does anyone have more information on the Hutter HT23?

So far s I know the only built high-aspect ratio cantilever biplane gliders were the Borchn Anemon BA-1 and the Bonnet Bordeaux... and this design seems to be something somewhere in between the two of them!

HT.23 (unkown source) no other informations.

 

[richard B]

Does anyone have more information on the Hutter HT23?

So far s I know the only built high-aspect ratio cantilever biplane gliders were the Borchn Anemon BA-1 and the Bonnet Bordeaux... and this design seems to be something somewhere in between the two of them!

HT.23 (unkown source) no other informations.

The H 17 was built in 1934 , the H 28 in 1935 : when was the H 23 projected ? The fuselage is very similar to the H 28 ...

 

[hesham]

From this book.

 

[edwest4]

Flieger Revue X 101:

FliegerRevueX 101 | FliegerRevue X

www.fliegerrevuex.aero

 

[Stargazer]

From Aircraft Design and Development at Huetter (NASM Archives).

 

[Temistocle]

From Aircraft Design and Development at Huetter (NASM Archives).

The entire document is here:

Aircraft Design and Development Work at Huetter G.m.b.H.

 

[Justo Miranda]

Hi
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/hütter-interceptor-fagott.42407/

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/hütter-schlachtflugzeug.42397/

 

[hesham]

Hi,

https://flic.kr/p/jfGEya

View: https://www.flickr.com/photos/makfreak/11980786945/in/album-72157639833654245/

 

[Apophenia]

Also see: https://www.flickr.com/photos/makfreak/albums/72157639833654245/

Are there any other details on this Hütter fernzerstörer (Projekt Ostmark)?