meaning "Sell my clothes I'm going to heaven". The Me 262 jet was vulnerable to strafing attacks during takeoff and landing. Generalleutnant Adolf Galland, the commanding officer of JV 44, ordered the formation of the Platzschutzstaffel.
The phrase "Sell my clothes I'm going to heaven" translates to "Leave everything behind." Likewise, the Me 262 jet's susceptibility during takeoff and landing rendered it vulnerable to aerial assault.