#ju-88

[usafphantom2]

Translation of German caption on photo reverse: "The ground crew is still fueling the tanks, while the crew is still memorizing the route maps. Channel, 2/4/42." #WWII #WW2

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[usaac-official]

A Ju-88 captured by the 86th Fighter Squadron on display at Wright Field, Ohio, November 1943

[bmachine-blog1]

German soldiers at the Ju-88 bomber at the airport of Benghazi.

[hms-exeter]

Junkers Ju 88A-1 ‘TL+AH’. The second photo shows the Junkers Jumo 211B-1 engines and external wing mounted bomb racks.

(Probably one of my favourite German aircraft of the Second World War)

Source 1/Source 2

[usafphantom2]

8 April 1945. Abandoned Bf 109G and Ju 88G night-fighters at Wunstorf aerodrome, Germany. They were captured by the 6th airborne division.

@ron_eisele via X

[usafphantom2]

Guarding the burning remains of a Junkers Ju 88 shot down during attacks on airfields in Yorkshire on 15 August 1940. (Photo source - © IWM HU 63859)

Colour by RJM

@WW2airfields via X

[usafphantom2]

Painting l did in 2022.

Red Air Force Yak fighter, Eastern Front 1943.

Acrylic on paper 40 x 29cm.

@PeteHill854 via X

[bmachine-blog1]

French and captured Junkers Ju-188 and Ju-88.