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1st March 2010, 22:01
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Re: D-Day Ju 87 massacre
Guys
I am puzzled by certain things regarding these losses. WNr 7868 is not the V3. As far as I know this was WNr 4923 D-UKYQ. (In this context I would also be interested in why Griel in his Ju 87 book says the V3 was D-UKYQ on page 40 and D-IBXF on page 43) What are all those C versions listed as lost? The C was a a proposed carrier based folding wing version and as far as I can tell from published sources only a few were built (or converted) but the main production was cancelled as was Germany's carrier. So what are they? Cheers Stig Last edited by Stig Jarlevik; 1st March 2010 at 22:32. 
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