Flickr: captured Ju87 NSG
 

Re: Flickr: captured Ju87 NSG
 

A fine shot. Probably a NSGr. 9 machine, as seen in Austria (where ?) in 1945.

Cheers
Marc

Re: Flickr: captured Ju87 NSG
 

Probably not, I think. The spinner spiral and what looks like a yellow Luftflotte 4 nose band suggest otherwise.

Re: Flickr: captured Ju87 NSG
 

Hello everyone,

I can’t prove it, but this Ju87’s lack of wheel spats, white/black spiral spinner, tubular flame damper, and yellow theatre cowl marking suggest that it may be Ju88D-5 (141286) photographed at Fürth just before its demise.

Steve Sheflin

Re: Flickr: captured Ju87 NSG
 

Thanks Nick and Steve for your much appreciated insight.

Cheers
Marc

Re: Flickr: captured Ju87 NSG
 

The faired-in muzzles of the wing MG's suggest a D-3 (D-5's had the longer barrels of the MG 151/20 cannon).

Re: Flickr: captured Ju87 NSG
 

And very probably from NSGr10...

Re: Flickr: captured Ju87 NSG
 

Hi Nick,

Thanks for the model correction.

Steve Sheflin

Re: Flickr: captured Ju87 NSG
 

Pomigliano D'Arco Airfield

not NSG but.. http://www.ebay.ca/itm/1944-WWII-Ger...item51b2a56fe9

Re: Flickr: captured Ju87 NSG
 

Now that's another great shot, Michiel, thanks!

Marc

Re: Flickr: captured Ju87 NSG
 

My records indicate the Stuka identified in post #1 is Ju 87 D, W,Nr. 100323 coded + B after landing at Stutgart-Echterdingen on May 8th 1945.

Though difficult to see in the Flickr photo, the damaged propeller matches other photos I have of this aircraft.

HTH

Mark Proulx

Re: Flickr: captured Ju87 NSG
 

Many thanks, Mark!

Marc