Messerschmitt P.1095

Messerschmitt P.1095

Company type	Aircraft concept
Industry	Aerospace
Founded	1943
Founder	Rudolf Seitz
Products	Jet fighter aircraft concept

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The Messerschmitt P.1095 represented a German combat aircraft concept created by Rudolf Seitz (distinct from the SS officer) toward the end of 1943. This design incorporated the wings, cockpit, and flight controls from the Messerschmitt Me 262, combined with the tail assembly and landing gear derived from the Messerschmitt Me 309. Propulsion was planned to come from a turbojet engine mounted beneath the fuselage, with offensive armament consisting of two MK 108 cannon positioned in the nose.

Variants

In early 1943, two versions were proposed. One featured wooden wings, while the other utilized metal wings; both shared an identical fuselage.

• The first variant incorporated the tail section of the Me 262.
• The second variant featured the tail section of the Me 328 along with a slightly reduced metal wing.

A third design iteration emerged in October 1943, showcasing swept wings and significant structural modifications; however, no dependable illustrations of this version have survived.