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The 16 pages that link to Luftwaffe, each with the reason it gives.

• Hermann GöringBroader topic: As commander-in-chief, Göring oversaw the air force central to his military prestige.

• Royal Air ForceCompared with: It was the RAF’s principal adversary in the Battle of Britain.

• WehrmachtBroader topic: The air force formed the Wehrmacht’s third service branch.

• The BlitzRelated: Its aircraft and crews carried out the campaign’s raids.

• Tuskegee AirmenCompared with: The Airmen fought against this air force in the European theater.

• Albert KesselringNarrower topic: Kesselring began as an air-force commander before becoming a theater commander.

• Eurofighter TyphoonRelated: German Typhoons contribute to national air defense and NATO air policing.

• Messerschmitt Bf 109Narrower topic: The Bf 109 was designed for and became the Luftwaffe's principal fighter.

• Ernst UdetNarrower topic: Udet’s procurement role operated within this institution and shaped its expanding aircraft inventory.

• Operation BodenplatteNarrower topic: It planned and carried out Bodenplatte as a last major effort to challenge Allied air superiority.

• Battle of the BzuraRelated: German air attacks disrupted Polish movements and helped expose troops to encirclement.

• Erich HartmannNarrower topic: Hartmann flew in its fighter units on the Eastern Front.

• Robert Ritter von GreimNarrower topic: Greim’s final command was over this air force.

• Hubertus StrugholdRelated: Strughold’s wartime research leadership operated within the Luftwaffe’s aviation medicine system.

• Beate Uhse-RotermundRelated: Uhse flew aircraft for the Luftwaffe during World War II.

• Channel DashRelated: Fighter cover helped protect the ships from British air attack.