About the book: 2004 / One of the ideas of the Volkssturm, which was considered in all seriousness, can be briefly formulated as follows: young men of sixteen to eighteen years after initial training in flying gliders were then quickly trained on a two-seat trainer and immediately began flying a single-seat fighter jet. The program was given the name Volksjager (people's fighter). Thousands of inexpensive, easy-to-manufacture jet fighters were expected to destroy any Allied aircraft that attempted to bomb German cities or industrial centers.