May 1937 Göring is reported as saying to Milch ‘The Führer does not ask me how big my bombers are, but how many there are’ Therefore, the V2 and V3 prototypes were scrapped. The original V1 became a transport in 1938. The Dornier Do 19 had a disappointing performance: it was slow, carried only a 1,600 kg bombload, and had only medium range. In fact, the whole Ural bomber concept had already been abandoned, not only because the required range was impossible, but also because existing navigation and bombsights were not up to the task. Specifications (Do 19 V2) See also References External links WW2 in Color Abandoned military aircraft projects of Germany Do 019 1930s German bomber aircraft 1930s German military transport aircraft Four-engined tractor aircraft Mid-wing aircraft World War II heavy bombers of Germany Aircraft first flown in 1936 Four-engined piston aircraft