Ju 87 Stuka

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Ju 87 Stuka prototype V series

Ju 87V1 prototype

Junkers Ju 87A Stuka 2.StG165 undergoing training Germany 1938

Ju 87A

 

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Stuka training school 1939

 

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Ju 87A1 Stuka prototype cockpit

 

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Ju 87A1 prototype rear gunners position

Junkers Ju 87A Sktz KN Magdeburg Ost 1939

 

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main center bomb release

engine firewall structure, Dessau plant assembly line

 

[meatloaf109]

Neat!

 

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Ju 87V1c prototype 1935

Ju 87V1 prototype 1935

 

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Ju 87V2 prototype D UHUH W.Nr 4922 East Stelle Rechlin Germany Jan 1936

 

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Ju 87V2 prototype D UHUH W.Nr 4922 East Stelle Rechlin Germany Jan 1936

 

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Ju 87V2 prototype

Ju 87V3 prototype D UKYQ W.Nr 4923 test flight 1936

 

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Ju 87V4 prototype D UBIP W.Nr 4924, 1936

 

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Ju 87A1 52+C24; 4StG165, Nurnberg, Germany 1938

 

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Ju 87A, 1937

 

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A single machine was bought by the Japanese in 1940; they had been impressed by the plane's performance during the Polish Campaign. Although production under the denomination Ju-87K (in fact it was an A-1 with a Jumo 2100 inline engine) had been considered, this plan fell through and the machine finished in a museum where it was destroyed during an American air raid.

On display in Tokyo 1940-41

 

[GrauGeist]

Noticed the "spat" on the tail-wheel on the V2...that sure didn't last long...

 

[fubar57]

I like the export to Japan version(Checking eBay as we speak)

Geo

 

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Ju 87A1 4.K88 Condor Legion Spain 1938

Ju 87B1 1.JG88 Saragosse Sanjurjo Spain Mar 1939

 

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[nuuumannn]

Boy, the Stuka was one ugly aeroplane...

Heinkel He 118 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Far prettier, more advanced.

 

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Condor LegionK88 Ju 87B's Spain May 30 1939