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Adjusting the wing machine guns of the German Junkers Ju-87 (Ju.87B) dive bomber.
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Adjusting the wing machine guns of the German Junkers Ju-87 (Ju.87B) dive bomber.
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Junkers Ju-52 transport aircraft of the 1st Squadron of the Wittstock Transport Group (1.KGrzbV Wittstock) of the Luftwaffe in flight over the Mediterranean Sea. 1943
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July 5, 1942: First Battle of El Alamein
The 4th New Zealand Infantry Brigade, supported by the 1st Armored Division, launched an assault. The 15th Armored Division had only 16 tanks left and seemed doomed, but fortunately, several Ju 87s arrived and destroyed the brigade headquarters with a dive-bombing attack, killing the brigade commander, which led to the cancellation of the attack and allowed the 15th Armored Division to narrowly escape disaster.
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German Junkers Ju-87 (Ju.87D) dive bombers take off from a winter airfield on the Eastern Front
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German Junkers Ju-87 (Ju.87D-5) dive bombers before takeoff at the Finnish airfield of Immola. June 28, 1944
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Junkers CASA 352L Ju-52 EADS F-AZJU
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German Junkers Ju-87 (Ju.87D) dive bombers from the 7th Squadron of the 1st Dive Bomber Squadron (7.StG1) before takeoff on the Eastern Front.
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Oberst Hans-Ulrich Rudel was credited with the destruction of 519 tanks, one battleship, one cruiser, 70 landing craft, 150 artillery emplacements and over 800 vehicles. Claimed 51 aerial victories and flew 2,530 ground-attack missions on the Eastern Front.
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