Stuka Collection (page 3)

SIAI Marchetti SM93 -this Italian attempt at a Ju 87 Stuka replacement used a prone pilot position and was tested by the Luftwaffe

Aichi D3A1 Val - carrier -going Japanese equivalent of the infamous Junkers Ju 87 Stuka

A Royal Air Force Supermarine Spitfire attacking German Stuka dive bombers
A Royal Air Force Supermarine Spitfire fighter aircraft attacking German Stuka dive bombers during the Battle of Britain

German Ju 87 Stuka dive bombers attacked by British Supermarine Spitfires
German Ju 87 Stuka dive bombers being attacked by British Royal Air Force Supermarine Spitfires

Junkers Ju87B Stuka

The prototype Junkers Ju87B0 Stuka D-IELX
The prototype Junkers Ju87B0 Stuka, D-IELX

Junkers Ju87B Stuka in the dive

The 12th production Junkers Ju87A-1 Stuka, D-IEAU, prior to delivery to St.G162 in 1937. Date: 1937

Junkers Ju87A-1 Stuka D-IEAD being readied for flight
Junkers Ju87A-1 Stuka, D-IEAD, being readied for flight

Junkers Ju87V3 Stuka third prototype D-UKYQ in flight
Junkers Ju87V3 Stuka, third prototype D-UKYQ, in flight

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The Stuka Advertised: The iconic Junkers Ju-87D Stuka, a symbol of German air power during World War II. German Pilots Briefed: Skilled aviators prepared to unleash the devastating power of the Junkers Ju-87D-5 Stuka on enemy targets. Junkers Ju-87G-1 Stuka: A fearsome variant equipped with powerful anti-tank guns, striking fear into the hearts of Allied forces. Junkers Ju-87A Stuka: The early version that laid the foundation for future models, showcasing its unique and menacing design. Junkers Ju-87G Stuka: An upgraded version designed specifically for ground attack missions, proving its lethal effectiveness on the battlefield. Aichi D3A1 Val - carrier-going Japanese equivalent o: The formidable Aichi D3A1 Val, Japan's answer to the Stuka, capable of delivering devastating blows from aircraft carriers. The decisive assaults on the Sevastopol forts (colour litho): Witnessing history in action as courageous pilots execute precise strikes against heavily fortified positions during crucial battles in Sevastopol. The Stukas against the Ships (Colour Litho): Unleashing their wrath upon enemy vessels at sea, these aerial predators strike fear into sailors' hearts with their deadly accuracy and destructive payloads. Fiery nights in Moscow (colour litho): In a blaze of fire and destruction, relentless waves of Stukas rain down terror upon Moscow's streets during intense nighttime bombing raids. The Stukas of the Sea (Colour Litho): Naval warfare forever changed as these maritime marvels take flight from aircraft carriers or land bases to deliver death from above onto unsuspecting ships below.