I received help from almost 100 people in improving and extendeing these pages. This page is a small way to say thanks to them. The list is alphabetically.
Julian Abram (UK) for a hi-res photo of the Freeman Field Komet
Bob Adams (USA) for his measurements of the Komet's wing sections
Richard Aigner (?) for his contribution to the 'White 05' page
Arne Bartels (Germany) for all his information about Bad Zwischenahn
Steve Bamford (Canada) for making the first contribution to these pages in the form of pictures of the Duxford Komet
Paul Becker (Canada) for scans of the Farnborough 'German Aircraft Exhibition' program book
Joachim Beh (Germany) for his concept for a subscale replica
Kevin Blacktop (UK) for his report on Wisley airfield
Scott Brener (USA) for his report on the XCOR Aerospace Komet replica proposal
Dave Brooks (UK) for supplying detail photographs of the East Fortune Komet and scans of a Komet cartoon
David D. Brown (Australia) for sending pictures of the Australian Komet
David E. Brown (Canada) for sending pictures of the Canadian Komets and sharing his ideas on camouflages and colors
John Buckley (UK) for providing great scans of detail photos of the Hyde Park Komet
Graham Causer (UK) for providing 50 highly interesting photographs of the Cosford Komet taken apart for restoration
Richard Chancellor (UK) for his C-46 knowledge
Bob Chubb (USA) for sending his extensive report on building a 1/4.5 scale Me 163 model
Lee Coleman (USA) for sending his thrilling account of flying a 1/6 scale Me 163 model
'Danger Atom' (USA) for sending modeling information
Graham Davies (UK) for providing many scans of Komet references
Frank Deeth (Australia) for providing unique photos of the build process of the Kurz Komet replica
Doug Devers (USA) for sending information on the Hasegawa kit
O.J. Dijkstra (Netherlands) for providing scans of the flying replica
Mike Dougherty (Canada) for sending great photos of the Canadian museum example
Douglas Downer-Smith (UK) for a great photo series on the Cosford Komet under restoration
Eric Dumigan (Canada) for a great photo set of the St Jean Komet in the 1950's
Tracy Dungan (USA) for sending a spectacular photo series of a rocket powered RC model, and details of a Me 163 video
Kent Eckhart, Jr (USA) for sending a great picture of his Trimaster model
Richard Eger (USA) for sending scans of unique pictures of 191301 at the Wright Field Air Fair
Jürgen Peter Esders (Germany) for his photos of the Berlin Komet
Stephen Fochuk (Canada) for sending unpublished photos of 191452 at the Arnprior dump
Uwe Frömert (Germany) for the fantastic historic material about his grandfather who flew the Komet
Mike Furline (USA) for sending photos of the Luftwaffe pilot's armband and of Komet prototype V1
Thomas Genth (Germany) for his aerial photo of Brandis in 1991
Tom Gilbert (Australia) for his unique information about the Australian Komet
Paul Gold (UK) for the information about the STARR Miniatures 1/144 kit
Mike Good (USA) for his article and photos of the A/R Modellbau C/T-Stoff tanker
Jim Gordon, (USA) for his 'White 11' camouflage analysis
Joseph Grasela (USA) for his photos of 191301 at the Wright Air Fair and at Muroc
Terry Gray (UK) for his photos of the Cosford Komet
Christian Grundmann (Germany) for the photos and information about the Scheuch-Schlepper
Claus Gustafsen (Danmark) for sending a scan of the Hasegawa decal sheet
Gilbert Haentjens (Belgium) for sending valuable photos of the IWM Komet at the Lambeth location and other scans
Alex Hakkenberg van Gaasbeek (The Netherlands) for sending a thorough review of the flight sim 'Nations'
D.J. Harms (The Netherlands) for sending unique information, drawings and photographs
Bert Hartmann (Germany) for sending several unique Me 163 pictures, and always looking out for more
Steve Hawley (USA) for sending his great pictures of the NASM Komet at the 8th Air Force museum
Frank Henriquez (USA) for his modelling information and pictures of the Chino replica
Julian Herrero (Spain) for his modeling references and scans of Komet references
Thomas Hitchcock (USA) of Monogram Aviation Publications for his thought provoking comments on the version designations
Marcel Hogenhuis (the Netherlands) for his contributions on the Venlo and Twenthe air bases
Doc Hopper (Canada) for sending photos of the Canadian museum Komet
Marvin Howell (USA) for sending drawings and comments about the Scheuch-Schlepper kit
Darren Howie (Australia) for sending a nice set of photos of the Australian Komet
Ian Hunt (Canada) for his photos of the Science Museum Komet while at Halton
Jive (USA) for his photo of the Air Force Museum Komet
Arnaldo Joćo (Portugal) for sending copies of articles from Russian (!) and French magazines
Kon Kalogeroploulos (Australia) for sending photos of the AWM Komet
Martin Kämpf (Germany) for photos and information of his 1:1 Scheuch-Schlepper
Piotr Kasprzak (Poland) for allowing me to use his photographs of the Aerodrom kit
Vincent Kermorgant (France) for supplying unique cockpit photographs of the Canadian Komet
Kevin Kibbe (Canada) for supplying unique photographs of WNr 191452
Ludo Kloek (Belgium) for his terrific photographs of the Duxford Komet under restoration, the pictures of the Cosford example, and his walkaround photo series of the Deutsches Museum Komet
Hans Kolsters (the Netherlands) for lending me his Luftwaffe books
Peter Kormos (Hungary) for his camouflage analysis of the Australian Komet
Jan Kuzee (the Netherlands) for sending copies of the Venlo book and missing pages of Ethell's book
Ruediger Landmann (Australia) for his deep knowledge of the Komet, his model comments and his extensive contribution to the references page
Daniel Leahy (Australia) for his photos and information about the Australian Komet
Ron Linski (USA) for his help on the references list and checking of historical data
George Lucas (USA) for the information and photographs on the replicas (including the Chino Komet) he built, and the pictures of his JG400 friends
Terence Lynock (GB), former Cosford research librarian, for his details of the Cosford Komet
Vince O'Mahony (USA) for sending information from a US Navy manual on the Bombentorpedo
Ian Marshall (GB) for his computer-generated Komet graphics (as used in the header)
Peter Marshall (GB) for his photographs of the Duxford Komet
Allan Mayer (USA) for sending pictures of his Trimaster model and the Eduard detailing set
Luigi Mazzola (Italy) for a unique Freeman Field document and his 'inverted' photos
Ingemar Melin (Sweden) for his photographs of the Berlin Komet
Alexander Merkushin (Russia) for sending scans of Komet references
Charles Metz (USA) for helping putting together the references list and helping out with various other questions
Roger Miller (UK) for his photo of the Science Museum Komet while at Halton
Nigel Moore (UK) for his help on the 'White 14" page and even donating two Komet books!
Grant Newman (UK) (Museum of Flight, East Fortune) for his help on the East Fortune and Berlin-Gatow Komets, and his pictures of the Berlin-Gatow Komet
Lars Nötzold (Germany/USA) for providing pictures of the Berlin-Gatow Komet
Kjell Norling (Sweden) for pointing out an error in the Me 163A V-numbering
Kevin O'Brien (USA) for his information about some obscure references and the armband worn by Komet pilots
Michael O'Sullivan (UK) for his model Komet photos and other information
David Payne (Australia) for a unique photo of the Point Cook Komet
Marco Pennings (Netherlands) for providing copies of German airfield maps
Keith Pickering (UK) for providing his thorough analysis of the Göttingen 765 airfoil
Stephen Polyak (USA) sent an interesting Me 163B part plate from a Husum Komet
Shamus Reddin (UK) for his contributions to the museum pages and the Walter engines
Hugh Rees (UK) for his scans from various books
Dieter Reichardt (Germany) for his scans of ground equipment
Neil Royes (Australia) for his scans of the Trimaster kit's detail parts
Jörg Schaden (Germany) for his photos of the NASM Komet
Alan Scheckenbach (Australia) for his fantastic set of photos of the interior of the Australian Komet
Björn Schewe (Germany) for the photos and information about the Scheuch-Schlepper
Micheal Schulpen (the Netherlands) for being the first fellow Komet fan I met, and for the many interesting copies from his Komet files
Hugh Shoults (USA I think) for his flight simulation input and pictures
Mike Smart (UK) for his report on the Vöster electric RC model
Jim Spaw (USA) for his photos of the USAF Museum's MK 108 cannon
Chad Steimel (USA) for his 3D CAD work of MK 108 ammunition
Brian Teasdale (USA) for the photos of the USAF Museum's Komet
Manuel Thomas (USA/D) for his unit badges artwork
Wilfried Thorwirth (Germany) for his scans of the original Scheuch-Schlepper
Victor Uzal (Spain) for supplying scans of a Komet cartoon and a Spanish Komet video
Andres Valdre (Estonia/Finland) for supplying his enormous kit list, that grew even larger
Eric Verschuur (the Netherlands) for lending his Waffen-Arsenal book, and supplying box art scans and other modelling information
Jimmy Währens (Denmark) for his report on the Victoria Products Me 163A model
Andrew Walker (UK) who kindly allowed me to use some of his Komet photos that are shown on his own Komet site
Chez Watts (UK) who sent his memories of RAF Melksham
Gary Webster (USA) for finding and sending a obscure 1946 reference, plus great color photos of Komets at Brandis, and photos of the FHC Komet
Bernhard Weiss (Germany) for his information and photos of previous Komet airfields
Christoph Westhaus (Germany) for his information and photos of the Air Classik Me 163B replica
Floyd Werner (USA) for sending a very nice picture of his Trimaster model
Robert Weyers (South Africa) for his Scheuch-Schlepper information
Niklas Wingborg (Sweden) for sending modeling information
Jaap Woortman (The Netherlands) for supplying a unique photo
Bill Zemanek (USA) for supplying unique research material on FE500 / T-2-500
Tom Zuijdwegt (The Netherlands) for providing modeling information
André de Zwart (The Netherlands) for his photos of the Science Museum Komet