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edNorth 29th July 2008 22:01

Re: Junkers Ju88H-1
 
Then this could be Ju 88 H-1 W.Nr. 0880430951 DO+FS that went missing with 3.(F)/123 on 31.07.44 - I do not have unit code.

cheers
ed

Doug Stankey 30th July 2008 00:37

Re: Junkers Ju88H-1
 
I haven't reviewed the "Jet and Prop" magazines BUT:


Flugzeug magazine issues 90-1 page 42 has a multi-page article on this “Die Lange Ju 88H” and page 46 has a tabulated summary of all variants. The article is repeated in english as well.


Flugzeug magazine issue 90-2 continues the story on page 57. Camouflage appears to be conventional 70/71/65 "bomber" style. Units that used then seem to be 3.(F)/123 and KG 101 as Misteln.

I hope this helps.

DS

edNorth 30th July 2008 00:48

Re: Junkers Ju88H-1
 
Hi Doug;

You mean 70/71/65 ´Recce´ style, because The H-1 was Recce machine, and other H´s (sic) used as Mistel 2 were G-based (not D-1 as the H-1 was) right? I do not remember ever to have seen an H-1 as Misteln, those I have seen in print stated as H´s all had the larger G-tail.

cheers
ed

obdl3945 30th July 2008 01:57

Re: Junkers Ju88H-1
 
Doug, Ed...

Thanks for your additional information, guys. I am led to believe that technically speaking, the H-1 was designed as a reconnaissaince bomber... but apparently was only used in the former role.

I also understand that some 'H' machine went towards the Mistel programme, but if so, I imagine they were perhaps modified, as I too have never seen anything other than the 'G' style squared-off tailplane on the 'stretched' Mistel variant, which was apparently the G-10 sub-type.

Regards...


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