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Also the props are not original. Chuck

The captured Ju 88 is a D-1 currently housed at the National Museum of the USAF. It is in Romanian markings although the number on the tail is incorrect among other things.

Please check the new Osprey book, P-40 Warhawk vs Bf 109 for more information. Chuck

Erich, Great photos on the website. Here is another seaplane photo.

A launch from the Leipzig.

The writing on the back of this one indicates it was taken in August 1941. Chuck

The D-1 on the way to the States, This is from the 57th Fighter Group website.

Does anyone know if the pilot is still alive? Did he return to Romanian after the war or stay in the west? Chuck

Thanks, the only thing from Cyprus is one that shows it with Brit markings although the number 1 can still be seen. The Americans added U.S. flags, etc., while still in Egypt, for the flight back to the States. At the USAF Museum, it is not incorrectly marked with the number 105 among other...

Would anyone have a photo of Yellow 1, Ju 88 D-1. This is the one that was flown to Cyprus and is now in the USAF Museum? Thanks. Wizzo

Thanks for the information. Wizzo

I'm trying to track down the unit of the Ju-88 on the attached photo. Any suggestions or help out there? Thanks. Wizzo