However, also in common with its Heinkel counterpart, the Junkers bomber crews paid a terrible price in the skies over Britain; between July and October 1940, 303 of these planes were sent ...

The first prototype was produced and tested by the Junkers aircraft company in April 1935, quickly earning the nickname Stuka from sturzkampfflugzeug, the German word for dive bomber. Discover ...

One of the most sinister aircraft of World War II, the Junkers Ju 87, was a dive bomber notable for its shallow V-shaped wings and its high-pitched diving whine. Also known as the Stuka ...

On this day in aviation history, December 21, 1936, the Junkers Ju 88 made its first flight. This aircraft would go on to play a vital role in the German Luftwaffe’s campaigns across Europe ...

Nazi Germany was thankfully on the losing end of the ledger during World War II, and as such, the Luftwaffe’s bombers didn’t reach the heights of fame that Allied bombers, such ...

Well now Germans are dive-bombing a convoy out into sea…there are one, two, three, four, five, six, seven German dive-bombers - Junkers 87s - there's one going down ...