Chino Airshow 2015
FW.190 Wurger

The FW.190 "Wurger" was designed by Kurt Tank in the 1930s. Its first air combat was in November of 1942 on the Eastern Front. Over 13,000 FW.190s were produced during WWII. There were multiple versions and configurations of the FW.190 during the war. This FW.190 is an A9 built in 1944 (according to FAA records), carrying the markings of Weis 14 of JG300 "Wild Sau". Oscar Bosch flew an aircraft with these markings in WWII, getting 18 kills, including 8 4-engined bombers. The FW.190 and the Messerschmitt Bf-109 were the main fighter force of the Luftwaffe in WWII.