Volksluftwaffe

The People's Air Force (Teutonian: Volksluftwaffe – VLW) is the air based of the National People's Army. The VLW was separated into its own branch on July 8th, 1934. It groups together tactical and strategic fixed-wing and selective rotor-wing groups, along with this, the VLW contains strategic ground-based air defense assets, while more tactical air defense levels from the brigade down are personnel from the Volksheer but still go through schools run by VLW personnel. The VLW also contains the.

History
The VLW was established in 1934 after years of lobbying for a separate air force branch. It combined the entirety of the army's air forces and also selective units from the Volkskriegmarine as well, with the sea-planes and ship-launched planes still retained. In the early 1940s, the navy would reestablish ground-based naval aviation. The period of the 1930s saw rapid development and expansion of the VLW from a relatively small core cadre of army officers and aircraft to one of the largest on Anterra. It pioneered developments of army and air force cooperation including ground-to-air radio communications and such. By the 1950s, it had begun to pioneer jet engines and their use in combat aircraft.