Nov 1, 2013 #1 destrozas Senior Master Sergeant 3,538 1,165 Joined Jan 12, 2010 Location alcover You see if I can you say that this version was finished ju88 admitted to the Spanish army in 1944
Nov 1, 2013 #2 Airframes Benevolens Magister 64,274 15,274 Joined Aug 24, 2008 Location Cheshire, UK Looks like a Ju88A-4. Note the wing tips and shape of the underside of the engine nacelles, plus the rear gunner canopy.
Looks like a Ju88A-4. Note the wing tips and shape of the underside of the engine nacelles, plus the rear gunner canopy.
Nov 1, 2013 #3 Capt. Vick Moderator Staff Mod 14,105 6,441 Joined Jul 23, 2008 Location Long Island, New York I agree with Terry.
Nov 1, 2013 Thread starter #4 destrozas Senior Master Sergeant 3,538 1,165 Joined Jan 12, 2010 Location alcover thank you, was a D1 plane that crashed in a field of grain in mallorca walls and recovered a night fighter engines crashed in the Pyrenees near the border of France after having orientation problems for damage after attacking a formation of bombers
thank you, was a D1 plane that crashed in a field of grain in mallorca walls and recovered a night fighter engines crashed in the Pyrenees near the border of France after having orientation problems for damage after attacking a formation of bombers