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Dad: WW2
Submitted by rkoch on Fri, 07/30/2010 - 11:44am.
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This Photo was taken by my dad in France or Germany in 1944. View full size.
Your Ju-87 seems to be pictured at Stuttgart
Submitted by Geep on Sat, 07/31/2010 - 1:27am.
On the tail in this and your other pic you can see the Work no. 100323. This makes the aircraft a Junkers Ju-87 D7 of the LUFTWAFFE, ??+?? (no unit codes), listed as in service until May of 45 (doesn't mean it wasn't captured before), captured by US forces at Stuttgart.
The famed Stuka
Submitted by yak23flora on Sat, 07/31/2010 - 1:10am.
Late-model Junkers Ju-87D "Stuka" dive bomber in what appears to be good working order, lacking its characteristic wheel covers. These were pretty old technology by 1944.
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