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23rd February 2014, 17:00
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Re: Ju 88 Force landed in Scotland
This was Ju 88 A-5 F (Fernerkunder)
W.Nr. 0880535 4N+AL later taken elsewhere www.flickr.com/photos/20087013@N02/8268862204/in/photostream www.flickr.com/photos/20087013@N02/8267792991/in/photostream/ *There is good online references on how German RLM Aircraft Designations were written. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RLM_air...gnation_system **Long wing did not indentifiy if Ju 88 D-2 or not. The new Ju 88 D-2 designation was suggested by JFM Dessau and approved by the RLM on 15.03.1941 (In effect no D-2 exist before that time!) Usually (three) Rb 30/50 mapping cameras in rear bomb bay in A-5 F version were relocated to aft of Frame 15 - in both Ju 88 D-2 and Ju 88 D-1, thus one more internal Fuel tank could be carried, but numbers of Rb 30/50 mapping cameras (usually) reduced to two. Regards Ed |
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