Junkers Ju-87G-2 Stuka - Germany - Air Force | Aviation Photo #0216383

USA - Air Force

REG: 53-1515

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MSN: 203-287

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California, USA - October 14, 1979

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REG: N4725V

North American O-47B

MSN: 25-554

Chino (CNO)

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USA - Air Force

REG: 56-0934

Lockheed F-104C Starfighter

MSN: 383-1222

Victorville - Southern California Logistics (International) (George AFB) (VCV)

California, USA - October 14, 1979

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Howard DGA-15

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Fokker Dr-1 (replica)

MSN: AA101

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Comments (10)

Anonymous

14 years ago

Excellent picture but i wonder if this stuka is
still around somewhere.

13 years ago

This stuka is one of the 3 existing planes who are left.
Nice to see it outdoors.

S!

12 years ago

Great Job, Hans H. Rudel could be jumping is his grave, like we say here in Brazil. The sky color and the barracs was aproprieted for this foto. congratulations.

This photo remeber us by the german perfect air plane industry during 2 world war

Fantastic profile

11 years ago

Very rare pic, I must say! What's the story on this bird?

10 years ago

Very nice photo. It's nice to see the Swastika on the tail. Yes, I said it. The Swastika was part of the German WWII Luftwaffen aircraft, part of the Ensignia, part of that time. There should be no shame in displaying it on such an aircraft.

The Germans knew how to build airplanes too, everithyng here is rock solid, allmost bullet-proof.As a dive bomber it hadn't to be aerodynamicaly clean anyway.Wonder how it was to fly.

9 years ago

Stood next to one after the II ww

Great snap of the legendary aircraft , also the Me-109 in the background.

Aviation Photo #0216383 Junkers Ju-87G-2 Stuka - Germany - Air Force

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