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For sale on this USMBOOKS web page are the following heavily illustrated Luftflotte Südost issues:
15 August 1940, 14 December 1943 and 25 January 1944.

These three 9-3/4 x 12-3/4 inch issues of Luftflotte Südost contain heavily illustrated articles about aviation in the city of Breslau in Silesia, the new Luftwaffe hospital in the health resort Oberschreiberbau in Silesia (now Poland), Italian Foreign Minister and Italian Air Force pilot Count Ciano, huge Me 323 Luftwaffe transport planes, Stukas in action, night reconnaissance from the air, World War II airfields in the east, replacing airplane engines in the field, Fronttheater - entertainment for Luftwaffe troops near the front lines, Luftwaffe men celebrating Christmas near the front, unknown heroes of the air (pilots), resupplying Flakartillerie troops from the air on the snowy East Front, Knight’s Cross winners Jagdflieger Hauptmann Barkhorn and Hauptmann Dr. Otte, field repairs to Luftwaffe Flak equipment, Bulgarian dancers entertain Luftwaffe flyers, OT men on skis at a completely snowed under base on the East Front, General der Flieger Otto Deßloch, Luftwaffe promotions and more.

Every issue of Luftflotte Südost has news and information from the OKW, small crossword puzzles, short stories, cartoons and even advertising for Deutsche Reichspost savings accounts, Stabilo pens, new movies, cigarettes, insurance, evening courses for salesmen, and by banks, construction companies, tailors, etc.

The heavily illustrated Third Reich German Air Force magazine Luftflotte Südost (Air Fleet South East) was published by Verlag Wehrmacht Presse in Berlin in cooperation with Luftflottenkommando 4. Luftflotte-Sudost was the Luftwaffe counterpart to Heeresgruppe Sud and this magazine was published for Luftwaffe pilots and personnel stationed with that command in the east in Russia, Rumania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Ukraine and the southeast part of Poland. Luftflotte Südost is far rarer and much harder to find than the better known Luftwaffe magazine Der Adler. The content is entirely different from Der Adler.

These rare 75+ year old heavily illustrated Third Reich aviation magazines are complete and in very good used condition, no odor. They contain rare up-close war-time photos not found in other Third Reich / World War II books and magazines