The Focke-Wulf FW 189 Uhu, also known as the 'Flying Eye' of the Luftwaffe, was a German reconnaissance aircraft that played a pivotal role during World War II. With its distinctive twin-boom design and a central crew gondola, the FW 189 was easily recognizable and highly valued for its exceptional all-around visibility. Operational from the early 1940s, this aircraft was not just a passive observer; it was equipped with defensive armaments and sometimes even used for light bombing roles. The FW 189 excelled in its reconnaissance missions on the Eastern Front, where its agility allowed it to evade enemy fighters with remarkable success. Its nickname, 'Uhu' (Eagle Owl), reflects its keen observational capabilities, much like its nocturnal namesake. The FW 189's design, effectiveness in reconnaissance, and survival capabilities in hostile environments make it a fascinating subject of World War II aviation history.
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Enjoy your refreshing drinks in this shaker pint glass It can hold up to 16 oz and will be a durable high-quality addition to your glassware collection Whats more you can even use it as a mixing glass for cocktail evenings
- Glass material
- Volume 16 oz (473 ml)
- Not dishwasher or microwave safe
- Simple yet durable design
- Can be used as a mixing glass
- Product sourced from China
Disclaimer This is a handmade product from natural materials so the glass may have some tiny imperfections such as bubbles and dots
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