Junkers Ju 52 transport

[drifter206]

Hello all
Can you recommend me some books or web pages about Junkers Ju 52 transport in ww2. Like units, locations and chronology.
I have and read;

Ju 52/3m bomber and transport units 1936-41 by author Robert Forsyth
Transporter - Luftwaffe transport units 1943-1945 by author Martin Pegg

these two are great but I would like to know more if it's possible.

Is there is some other reading I can find about this topic that you can recommend.
German language books will do but only if it more in detail than these two.

thanks in advance
Antun

[zakarpatska]

Hi,

I'm no expert in this matter, but there is always "German Air Force Airlift Operations" by Generalmajor Fritz Morzik

https://www.amazon.com/German-Air-Fo...7136897&sr=1-1

I'd be interested to hear opinions on this book as well.

Take care.

[Zippy1]

Transporter-wer kennt sie schon ! by Karl Kössler

Geschichte eine transportflieger gruppe im II weltkrieg by Kameradschaft ehemaliger transportflieger

[John Beaman]

Zippy

The language of this forum is English unless you are quoting from an original document.

Please repost.

[Rasmussen]

.... the titles of German books are written in German (that's good so) ... and the publishers too ... (if you are interested on German books, John) ...

[Jaap Woortman]

Fritz Morzik. Numbered USAF Studies 167

Just google for the url.

Jaap

[edwest2]

Originally Posted by zakarpatska

Hi,

I'm no expert in this matter, but there is always "German Air Force Airlift Operations" by Generalmajor Fritz Morzik

https://www.amazon.com/German-Air-Fo...7136897&sr=1-1

I'd be interested to hear opinions on this book as well.

Take care.

Hi,

I was unaware of this book. Thank you for mentioning it.


Ed

[Zippy1]

Originally Posted by John Beaman

Zippy

The language of this forum is English unless you are quoting from an original document.

Please repost.

They are the titles of books , there is little point in translating them as they are only available in German.

[drifter206]

thank you so much,
awesome information

best
Antun

[Mikael Olrog]

Hopefully in a not to distant future (this year) there will be a new book about the Ju 52 by Lennart Andresson, Günther Endres and Rob Mulders


http://www.eambooks.com/AircraftJu52.html


I've heard that it at the moment weigh in at 2 kg... :-) so if you're just going for one Ju 52 book I think you might consider waiting!