Roessing, Blume, Fosse, Teetsemann, Heini, Makratzki, Blumendaat, and many other future Luftwaffe aces were trained in Russia in joint Russian-German schools that were set up under the patronage of.
According to the , it was typical for camps devoted to armaments production to be run by the branch of the Wehrmacht that used the products.
In 1944 and 1945, as many as 90,000 concentration prisoners worked in the aviation industry, and were about one tenth of the concentration camp population over the winter of 1944—45.
Each Luftflotte would contain several Fliegerkorps Air Corps , Fliegerdivision Air Division , Jagdkorps Fighter Corps , Jagddivision Air Division or Jagdfliegerführer Fighter Air Command.