11K views · 118 reactions | German Junkers 87 Stuka divebomber shot down by RN destroyer (1942) | Big Jet TV | Facebook

186K views · 5.4K reactions | The story of the Junkers Ju 87 begins in 1935. The Luftwaffe wanted a precision ground-attack aircraft that could support fast-moving infantry and armor. What they needed was a dive bomber—something that could deliver ordnance with pinpoint accuracy and crush enemy morale in the process. #ww2 #aviation #military | Jets 'n' Props | Facebook

242K views · 8.9K reactions | The Junkers Ju 52 began life in the 1930s as a civilian airliner—flying passengers for Lufthansa and cargo across Europe and South America. Reliable, rugged, and able to land almost anywhere, it quickly earned a reputation for toughness. #ww2 #military #aviation #aircraft | World War II Aircraft | Facebook

Junkers Ju 87G-2, Werknummer (Wk. Nr.) 494083, is a famous surviving Stuka, initially a Ju 87 D-5 variant built around 1943-44, then modified to the G-2 anti-tank standard with powerful 37mm cannons under its wings. #ww2 #aviation #aircraft #military #pilot | World War II Aircraft

✈️ The Junkers Ju 390: Hitler’s Secret WWII Long-Range Bomber That Could Reach America 🇩🇪 Hidden deep within the archives of World War II aviation history, the Junkers Ju 390 remains one of Nazi Germany’s most mysterious and controversial aircraft projects. Designed as a six-engine, ultra-long-range bomber, this massive plane was reportedly capable of transatlantic flight, fueling speculation that Hitler planned airstrikes against the United States. Developed from the Ju 290, the Ju 390 long-r

4.2M views · 35K reactions | Junkers Ju 87D Stuka dive bomber during World War II being serviced by ground crew. | The War Rooms | Facebook