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Fast Bomber Collection

The Junkers Ju-88, famously known as the "fast bomber, " was a formidable aircraft that left its mark on World War II

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Junkers Ju-88R
Captured Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88R Wearing a UK RAF Royal Airforce Livery Date: 1940s

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Junkers Ju-88A-1
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88A-1 Parked Weraing 1/Kg 30 Badges and Marking Date: 1939

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Junkers Ju-88B-1
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88B-1 Bomber Parked Date: 1940s

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Junkers Ju-88G-1
Captured Luftwaffe 7 Staffel/Njg 2 Junkers Ju-88G-1 Bomber Equipped with Fug 220 Lichtenstein Sn-2 Radar, Naxos-Z and Fug 227 Flensburg Homer - Flying in RAF Royal Airforce Marking - the Aircraft

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Junkers Ju-88A-4
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88A-4 Bomber Carrying a L-10 Glider Torpedo During Evaluation Testing at Gotenhofen / Gdynia, Poland Date: 1940s

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Junkers Ju-88P-3
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88P-3 Bomber with 2X 37Mm Bk 3.7 Cannon Offset to Port Parked on Muddy Grass Date: 1940s

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Junkers Ju-88G
Captured Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88G Wearing a UK RAF Royal Airforce Livery Date: 1940s

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Junkers Ju-88A-5
A Captured Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88 Parked Wearing British UK Royal Airforce Marking at Chivenor, UK by Mistake Date: 1940s

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Junkers Ju-88V-5 prototype
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88V-5 Bomber Date: 1940s

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Junkers Ju-88V-3 prototype
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88V-3 Prototype Bomber the First with Jumo 811 Engine Date: 1940s

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Junkers Ju-88R-1
A Captured Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88R-1 Bomber after Removal of Nose Antennae Wnr 360043 Date: 1943

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Junkers Ju-88V-7 prototype
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88V-7 / Ju-88Z Fighter Bomber Prototype in 1939 Date: 1939

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Junkers Ju-88V-1 prototype
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88V-1 Bomber Prototype Flying in December 1936 During Initial Flight-Test Trials Date: 1936



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The Junkers Ju-88, famously known as the "fast bomber, " was a formidable aircraft that left its mark on World War II. With various models like the Ju-88R, Ju-88A-1, and Ju-88G-1, this German marvel showcased exceptional speed and versatility. Designed as a multi-role combat aircraft, the Junkers Ju-88 proved to be an invaluable asset for the Luftwaffe. Its sleek design allowed it to reach incredible speeds while carrying a substantial bomb load. The Ju-88's reputation as a fast bomber was well-deserved. Among its notable variants were the Junkers Ju-88B-1 and A4 models which featured improved engines and increased firepower. These advancements made them even deadlier in their bombing missions against enemy targets. The introduction of prototypes such as the V5 and V3 further demonstrated Junkers' commitment to innovation. These experimental designs pushed boundaries with advanced technologies that aimed to enhance performance and efficiency. However, it was perhaps the Junkers Ju 88R series that truly solidified its status as a fast bomber. Equipped with additional fuel tanks for extended range operations, these specialized versions could strike deep into enemy territory at high speeds before swiftly returning home. The success of the R-series prompted further developments like the legendary R1 model - specifically designed for long-range reconnaissance missions under cover of darkness. This variant's ability to evade detection earned it immense respect among both allies and adversaries alike. Throughout World War II, whether flying under cover of night or launching devastating daytime attacks, the Junkers Ju 88 consistently proved itself as one of Germany's most effective bombers. Its speed combined with impressive payload capacity ensured that targets would face swift destruction from above.