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

218K views · 8.9K reactions | This Junkers Ju87G-2 is thought to have been built 1943-4 as one of 1,178 Ju87 D-5 ground-attack variants ordered, but later modified to G-2 standard, including fitting underwing mounting points for the two 37mm (1.46inch) Bk37/Flak 18 cannon carried by this variant. #ww2 #aviation Filmed at the RAF museum, London, England. The Royal Air Force Museum London | World War II Aircraft | Facebook

41K views · 3.2K reactions | Junkers Ju88R-1 PJ876 entered service early 1943 and was an interim development of the C-6 fighter variant and most were radar fitted for the night fighter role. #ww2 #aviation | World War II Aircraft | Facebook

100K views · 4.5K reactions | Junkers Ju 88R-1 entered service early 1943 and was an interim development of the C-6 fighter variant and most were fitted for the night fighter role. #ww2 #aviationlovers | World War II Aircraft | Facebook

583K views · 11K reactions | The Stuka Junkers Ju87 German Dive...