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Didn't see any mention in the article. Many prototype Luftwaffe aircraft were destroyed in the attack.
Should we add a list consisting of aircraft displayed in the museum? There is an He 162, a Bf 109, a wing from a Handley Page Halifax (if i'm not mistaken) a Bf 108/Nord 1000 and a Ju 52 Hardtofindausername (talk) 22:54, 14 August 2013 UTC
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