
Do335 V-13 B1-Prototype (RP+UP) WNr.230013 (M13)
with VDM 3-Blade Propeller &
Armored Wind Screen &
Three Rheinmetall-Borsig MK103 30mm Cannons, One In Nose Firing Through Spinner with 40 Round Belt Magazine & Two In Wings with 70 Round Belt Magazine Per Wing Gun & Was Sent to France for Tests After
VE-Day (May 8, 1945)
[900x576] (53K)
Do335 V-13 B1-Prototype (RP+UP) WNr.230013 (M13)
with VDM 3-Blade Propeller &
Armored Wind Screen &
Three Rheinmetall-Borsig MK103 30mm Cannons, One In Nose Firing Through Spinner with 40 Round Belt Magazine & Two In Wings with 70 Round Belt Magazine Per Wing Gun & Was Sent to France for Tests After
VE-Day (May 8, 1945)
[1109x663] (61K)
Do335 V-13 B1-Prototype (RP+UP) WNr.230013 (M13)
with VDM 3-Blade Propeller &
Armored Wind Screen &
Three Rheinmetall-Borsig MK103 30mm Cannons, One In Nose Firing Through Spinner with 40 Round Belt Magazine & Two In Wings with 70 Round Belt Magazine Per Wing Gun & Was Sent to France for Tests After
VE-Day (May 8, 1945)
[1288x670] (139K)
Do335 V-13 B1-Prototype (RP+UP) WNr.230013 (M13)
with VDM 3-Blade Propeller &
Armored Wind Screen &
Three Rheinmetall-Borsig MK103 30mm Cannons, One In Nose Firing Through Spinner with 40 Round Belt Magazine & Two In Wings with 70 Round Belt Magazine Per Wing Gun & Was Sent to France for Tests After
VE-Day (May 8, 1945)
[1465x789] (144K)
Do335 V-13 B1-Prototype (RP+UP) WNr.230013 (M13)
with VDM 3-Blade Propeller &
Armored Wind Screen &
& Three Rheinmetall-Borsig MK103 30mm Cannons, One In Nose Firing Through Spinner with 40 Round Belt Magazine & Two In Wings with 70 Round Belt Magazine Per Wing Gun & Was Sent to France for Tests After
VE-Day (May 8, 1945)
[1116x1425] (90K)
Do335 V-13 B1-Prototype
(RP+UP) WNr.230013 (M13)
with Armored Wind Screen &
Three Rheinmetall-Borsig
MK103 30mm Cannons,
One MK103 In Nose Firing
Through Spinner with 40 Round
Belt Magazine &
Two In Wings with 70 Round Belt Magazine Per Wing Gun & Was Sent to France for Tests After
VE-Day (May 8, 1945)
[1097x545] (54K)
Do335 V-13 B1-Prototype
(RP+UP) WNr.230013 (M13)
with Armored Wind Screen &
Three Rheinmetall-Borsig
MK103 30mm Cannons,
One MK103 In Nose Firing
Through Spinner with 40 Round
Belt Magazine &
Two In Wings with 70 Round Belt Magazine Per Wing Gun & Was Sent to France for Tests After
VE-Day (May 8, 1945)
[900x433] (39K)
Do335 V-13 B1-Prototype
(RP+UP) WNr.230013 (M13)
[Note Lower Tail Fin White 13]
with Armored Wind Screen &
Three Rheinmetall-Borsig
MK103 30mm Cannons,
One MK103 In Nose Firing
Through Spinner with 40 Round
Belt Magazine &
Two In Wings with 70 Round Belt Magazine Per Wing Gun & Was Sent to France for Tests After
VE-Day (May 8, 1945)
[1085x475] (37K)
Do335 V-13 B1-Prototype
(RP+UP) WNr.230013 (M13)
[Note Lower Tail Fin White 13]
with Armored Wind Screen &
Three Rheinmetall-Borsig
MK103 30mm Cannons,
One MK103 In Nose Firing
Through Spinner with 40 Round
Belt Magazine &
Two In Wings with 70 Round Belt Magazine Per Wing Gun & Was Sent to France for Tests After
VE-Day (May 8, 1945)
[900x303] (36K)
Do335 V-13 B1-Prototype
(RP+UP) WNr.230013 (M13)
with Armored Wind Screen &
Three Rheinmetall-Borsig
MK103 30mm Cannons,
One MK103 In Nose Firing
Through Spinner with 40 Round
Belt Magazine &
Two In Wings with 70 Round Belt Magazine Per Wing Gun &
Was Sent to France for Tests After
VE-Day (May 8, 1945)
[700x358] (48K)
Do335 V-13 B1-Prototype
(RP+UP) WNr.230013 (M13)
with Armored Wind Screen &
Three Rheinmetall-Borsig
MK103 30mm Cannons,
One MK103 In Nose Firing
Through Spinner with 40 Round
Belt Magazine &
Two In Wings with 70 Round Belt Magazine Per Wing Gun &
Was Sent to France for Tests After
VE-Day (May 8, 1945)
[876x574] (76K)
V-14 Prototype
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype (RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Wind Screen
During Testing By French
Lieutenant Colonel
Reni Receveau In
Brétigny-sur-Orge, France
[1076x355] (21K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype (RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Wind Screen
During Testing By French
Lieutenant Colonel
Reni Receveau In
Brétigny-sur-Orge, France
[1181x403] (36K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype (RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Wind Screen
During Testing By French
Lieutenant Colonel
Reni Receveau In
Brétigny-sur-Orge, France
[1109x449] (52K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype (RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Wind Screen
During Testing By French
Lieutenant Colonel
Reni Receveau In
Brétigny-sur-Orge, France
[1179x453] (34K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Wind Screen
Sent to France For Testing &
Right Profile Photo & Later,
Upon Landing, Pilot Paul Badre Got a Violent Vibration From a Front Engine Crankshaft Failure & Cockpit Smoke & Then Shut Down Both Engines Resulting In Heavy Landing That Blew Right
Main Tire & Plane Left Runway & Hit B-26 On Lyon-Bron Airfield August 8, 1945:
V-14 Was Repaired & Flew Again In February 1947, But Crashed Again On December 3, 1948 & Was Scrapped After
22 Total Flights
[854x587] (67K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
White 14 On Lower Tail Fin
Sent to France For Testing &
Upon Landing, Pilot Paul Badre Got a Violent Vibration From a Front Engine Crankshaft Failure & Cockpit Smoke & Then Shut
Down Both Engines Resulting In Heavy Landing That Blew Right Main Tire & Plane Left Runway & Hit B-26 On Lyon-Bron Airfield
August 8, 1945:
V-14 Was Repaired & Flew Again In February 1947, But Crashed Again On December 3, 1948 & Was Scrapped After
22 Total Flights
[869x580] (80K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
White 14 On Lower Tail Fin
Sent to France For Testing &
Upon Landing, Pilot Paul Badre Got a Violent Vibration From a Front Engine Crankshaft Failure & Cockpit Smoke & Then Shut
Down Both Engines Resulting In Heavy Landing That Blew Right Main Tire & Plane Left Runway & Hit B-26 On Lyon-Bron Airfield
August 8, 1945:
V-14 Was Repaired & Flew Again In February 1947, But Crashed Again On December 3, 1948 & Was Scrapped After
22 Total Flights
[882x519] (52K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Wind Screen
During Testing By Lieutenant Colonel Reni Receveau In
Brétigny-sur-Orge, France.
Later, Upon Landing, Pilot Paul Badre Got a Violent Vibration
From a Front Engine Crankshaft Failure & Cockpit Smoke & Then Shut Down Both Engines Resulting In Heavy Landing That Blew Right Main Tire & Plane Left Runway & Hit B-26 On Lyon-Bron Airfield
August 8, 1945:
V-14 Was Repaired & Flew Again In February 1947, But Crashed Again On December 3, 1948 & Was Scrapped After
22 Total Flights
[900x295] (25K)

Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Wind Screen
During Testing By Lieutenant Colonel Reni Receveau In
Brétigny-sur-Orge, France.
Later, Upon Landing, Pilot Paul Badre Got a Violent Vibration
From a Front Engine Crankshaft Failure & Cockpit Smoke & Then Shut Down Both Engines Resulting In Heavy Landing That Blew Right Main Tire & Plane Left Runway & Hit B-26 On Lyon-Bron Airfield
August 8, 1945:
V-14 Was Repaired & Flew Again In February 1947, But Crashed Again On December 3, 1948 & Was Scrapped After
22 Total Flights
[1109x449] (59K)

Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype (RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Two French Officers: Paul Badre In Cockpit & Robert Pascal On Wing With Rheinmetall-Borsig MK103 30mm Wing Cannon with Muzzle Brake At Dornier Oberpfaffenhofen Factory, Bavaria, Germany Just Before Taking V-14 To France For Testing
Summer 1945
[800x572] (174K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14) Upon Landing, Pilot Paul Badre Got a Violent Vibration From a Front Engine Crankshaft Failure & Cockpit Smoke & Then Shut Down Both Engines Resulting
In Heavy Landing That Blew Right Main Tire & Plane Left Runway & Hit B-26 On Lyon-Bron Airfield August 8, 1945:
V-14 Was Repaired & Flew Again In February 1947, But Crashed Again On December 3, 1948 & Was Scrapped After
22 Total Flights
[687x351] (44K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14) Upon Landing, Pilot Paul Badre Got a Violent Vibration From a Front Engine Crankshaft Failure & Cockpit Smoke & Then Shut Down Both Engines Resulting
In Heavy Landing That Blew Right Main Tire & Plane Left Runway & Hit B-26 On Lyon-Bron Airfield August 8, 1945:
V-14 Was Repaired & Flew Again In February 1947, But Crashed Again On December 3, 1948 & Was Scrapped After
22 Total Flights
[637x435] (52K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
Captured By USA & Sent to France & Crashed August 8, 1945 Receiving Damage to Front Engine Crankshaft & Rear Airframe & Propeller & Then, Repaired In Suresnes, Paris SNCASO French Factory with SNCASO SO.90 Behind-Do335:
& V-14 Flew Again In February 1947, But Crashed Again On December 3, 1948 & Was Scrapped After
22 Total Flights
[1036x744] (179K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Windscreen On Cockpit Required For Bomber or Destroyer Role
[250x162] (5K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Windscreen On Cockpit Required For Bomber or Destroyer Role
Also, Note Top of Pilot's Ejection Seat Showing Packed Parachute
On Top of Ejection Seat
[714x494] (91K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype (RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
Flown By
Lieutenant Colonel Reni Receveau
with Rheinmetall-Borsig MK103 30mm Wing Cannon Showing Muzzle Brake At
Brétigny-sur-Orge, France 1947
[900x596] (71K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Wind Screen
During Testing By Lieutenant Colonel Reni Receveau In
Brétigny-sur-Orge, France.
Later, Upon Landing, Pilot Paul Badre Got a Violent Vibration
From a Front Engine Crankshaft Failure & Cockpit Smoke & Then Shut Down Both Engines Resulting In Heavy Landing That Blew Right Main Tire & Plane Left Runway & Hit B-26 On Lyon-Bron Airfield
August 8, 1945:
V-14 Was Repaired & Flew Again In February 1947, But Crashed Again On December 3, 1948 & Was Scrapped After 22 Total Flights
[900x332] (26K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Wind Screen
During Testing By Lieutenant Colonel Reni Receveau In
Brétigny-sur-Orge, France.
Later, Upon Landing, Pilot Paul Badre Got a Violent Vibration
From a Front Engine Crankshaft Failure & Cockpit Smoke & Then Shut Down Both Engines Resulting In Heavy Landing That Blew Right Main Tire & Plane Left Runway & Hit B-26 On Lyon-Bron Airfield
August 8, 1945:
V-14 Was Repaired & Flew Again In February 1947, But Crashed Again On December 3, 1948 & Was Scrapped After
22 Total Flights
[1121x449] (37K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Wind Screen
During Testing By Lieutenant Colonel Reni Receveau In
Brétigny-sur-Orge, France.
Later, Upon Landing, Pilot Paul Badre Got a Violent Vibration
From a Front Engine Crankshaft Failure & Cockpit Smoke & Then Shut Down Both Engines Resulting In Heavy Landing That Blew Right Main Tire & Plane Left Runway & Hit B-26 On Lyon-Bron Airfield
August 8, 1945:
V-14 Was Repaired & Flew Again In February 1947, But Crashed Again On December 3, 1948 & Was Scrapped After
22 Total Flights
[1093x445] (26K)
Do335 V-14 B2-Prototype
(RP+UQ) WNr.230014 (M14)
with Armored Wind Screen
During Testing By Lieutenant Colonel Reni Receveau In
Brétigny-sur-Orge, France.
Later, Upon Landing, Pilot Paul Badre Got a Violent Vibration
From a Front Engine Crankshaft Failure & Cockpit Smoke & Then Shut Down Both Engines Resulting In Heavy Landing That Blew Right Main Tire & Plane Left Runway & Hit B-26 On Lyon-Bron Airfield
August 8, 1945:
V-14 Was Repaired & Flew Again In February 1947, But Crashed Again On December 3, 1948 & Was Scrapped After
22 Total Flights
[935x447] (23K)V-14b B-2 Replacement & V-16 B-2 2nd Prototypes
Do335 V-14b B-2 Replacement Prototype (RP+UH) WNr.240118 (14/18) (M14) &
V-16 B-2 2nd Prototype (RP+UK) WNr.240120 (16/20) (M16)
Both with FuG218 Radar &
Both Not Completed At Dornier Oberpfaffenhofen Factory,
Bavaria, Germany
[900x677] (94K)
Do335 V-14b B-2 Replacement Prototype (RP+UH) WNr.240118 (14/18) (M14) &
V-16 B-2 2nd Prototype (RP+UK) WNr.240120 (16/20) (M16)
Both with FuG218 Radar &
Both Not Completed At Dornier Oberpfaffenhofen Factory,
Bavaria, Germany
[1119x868] (112K)V-15 Prototype

Do335 V-15 B-1 2nd Prototype (RP+UI) WNr.240119
Now White 119 On Tail (M15) &
Was Sent to Luftwaffe In February 1945 with White (15/19) On Tail
Photo Back At Dornier Oberpfaffenhofen Factory Airfield, Bavaria, Germany In May 1945 with White 119 Put On Tail
[1200x461] (324K)