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RFBR507N–The Junkers Ju 52 was used as an civilian airliner and military aircraft manufactured between 1932 and 1945 by Junkers.
RMPDW1R4–Image from the photo album of Oberfeldwebel Karl Gendner of 1. Staffel, Kampfgeschwader 40: German infantrymen take a preflight comfort-break, prior to boarding Junkers Ju 52/3m transport aircraft at Lüben airfield in eastern Germany, en route to Deblin in Poland, September 1939. Karl Gendner was a pilot with 3./KGzbV 9 at this time.
RM2JR57T4–A vintage photo circa May 1943 showing a wrecked German Junkers JU52 transport aircraft at El Aouiana Tunisia after the defeat of the Axis forces in North Africa
RM2HMDYHG–Junkers Ju52 at exhibition of vintage aircraft in 1981, Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
RMAD1KCF–A visitor reading information about a Junkers Ju52 WW2 German aircraft at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford, UK.
RFT9N1KX–A restored Junkers JU52 during takeoff in the 2019 Virginia Beach Military Aviation Museum WWII show.
RF2C6J65R–Junkers Ju52 airplane fuselage transported by a helicopter on a rope from Dübendorf/Switzerland to the local airport of Altenrhein in Switzerland
RMTBF3D7–Junkers Ju52/3m Berlin-Tempelhof, year of construction 1936, built in Dessau, detailed view undercarriage, identification D-AQUI, today
RMPJ16KA–Junkers Ju52 D-AQUI of the Deutsche Lufthansa Berlin Foundation (DLBS) at the Goodwood Revival. Ju52 trimotor transport plane nicknamed Tante Ju
RMPDW1YA–Image from the photo album of Oberfeldwebel Karl Gendner of 1. Staffel, Kampfgeschwader 40: Cockpit controls of a Junkers Ju52/3m transport aircraft of 3./KGzbV 9 in September 1939 during the Poland campaign. Karl Gendner was a pilot with this unit at the time.
RMPKM4A4–Junkers Ju52 D-AQUI of the Deutsche Lufthansa Berlin Foundation (DLBS) flying at Duxford. Ju52 trimotor transport plane nicknamed Tante Ju
RMPJ16KB–Junkers Ju52 D-AQUI of the Deutsche Lufthansa Berlin Foundation (DLBS) at the Goodwood Revival. Ju52 trimotor transport plane nicknamed Tante Ju
RMRR5KPH–Lufthansa Junkers Ju52 transport plane. Berlin Tempelhof lettering. Deutsche Lufthansa Berlin Foundation (DLBS). Ju52 trimotor D-AQUI. Corrugated skin
RMRBPTFD–Lufthansa Junkers Ju52 transport plane. Berlin Tempelhof lettering. Deutsche Lufthansa Berlin Foundation (DLBS). Ju52 trimotor D-AQUI. Corrugated skin
RMR31NAW–Lufthansa Junkers Ju52 transport plane. Berlin Tempelhof lettering. Deutsche Lufthansa Berlin Foundation (DLBS). Ju52 trimotor D-AQUI. Corrugated skin
RM2HC0J2J–Lufthansa Junkers Ju52 transport plane. Berlin Tempelhof lettering. Deutsche Lufthansa Berlin Foundation (DLBS). Ju52 trimotor D-AQUI. Corrugated skin
RF2C6J655–Junkers Ju52 airplane fuselage transported by a helicopter on a rope from Dübendorf/Switzerland to the local airport of Altenrhein in Switzerland
RMTBF3D8–Junkers Ju52/3m Berlin-Tempelhof, year of construction 1936, built in Dessau, detail view radial engine, identification D-AQUI, today's
RMPJ312N–Junkers Ju52 D-AQUI of the Deutsche Lufthansa Berlin Foundation (DLBS) at the Goodwood Revival. Ju52 trimotor transport plane engine in blue sky
RMPDW2CC–Image from the photo album of Oberfeldwebel Karl Gendner of 1. Staffel, Kampfgeschwader 40: Karl Gendner (fourth from right) and other transport crewmen from 3./KGzbV 9 relax between missions beside their Junkers Ju52/3m transport aircraft at Deblin Airfield, Poland in September 1939.
RMBWXPMN–Junkers Ju 52/3m8ge operated by Lufthansa Traditionsflug making a slow flypast at Duxford Flying Legends Airshow
RF2C6J64N–Junkers Ju52 airplane fuselage transported by a helicopter on a rope from Dübendorf/Switzerland to the local airport of Altenrhein in Switzerland
RMTBF3D9–Junkers Ju52/3m Berlin-Tempelhof, year of construction 1936, built in Dessau, detail view radial engine, identification D-AQUI, today's
RMBX3YG3–Junkers Ju 52/3m8ge operated by Lufthansa Traditionsflug taxiing in after displaying at Duxford Flying Legends Airshow
RMPDW2BK–Image from the photo album of Oberfeldwebel Karl Gendner of 1. Staffel, Kampfgeschwader 40: Karl Gendner (on the right at the back) and other transport crewmen from 3./KGzbV 9 relax between missions beside their Junkers Ju52/3m transport aircraft at Krakow Airfield, Poland in September 1939.
RMEGB82N–Original Junkers JU 52 of the Deutsche Lufthansa Berlin-Stiftung, also called 'Tante Ju' ('Aunt Ju'), first all-metal airplane.
RM2B2B8GJ–Opening of the Frankfurt Airport by Erhard Milch and the Reich Governor of Hesse, Jakob Sprenger. On the apron is a Junkers Ju52 of Lufthansa.
RMTA2C7F–Lufthansa aircraft at the Berlin-Tempelhof Airport. Beside the three Junkers Ju52 there are also a Heinkel He-111 (tail number D-AXAV, given name 'Koeln') and a Douglas DC-3 on the apron. American Douglas DC-3 arrived as war booty to the Lufthansa fleet.
RF2ABJ91P–MONROE, NC (USA) - November 9, 2019: A German Junkers JU52 transport aircraft in flight at the Warbirds Over Monroe Air Show.
RMT5XGG0–Wehrmacht Luftwaffe Junkers Ju 52 / Ju 52/3m g4e 2. Weltkrieg - German Air Force Junkers Ju52 WWII
RFBR56ED–The Junkers Ju 52 was used as an civilian airliner and military aircraft manufactured between 1932 and 1945 by Junkers.
RFFT884A–Close up of the insignia on a WWII German Junkers JU52 at the Military Aviation Museum in Virginia Beach.
RMW41RJ6–Junkers Ju52 transport plane at Brighton City airport with art deco historic Shoreham terminal and air traffic control building. Tower
RF2C6J65D–Junkers Ju52 airplane fuselage transported by a helicopter on a rope from Dübendorf/Switzerland to the local airport of Altenrhein in Switzerland
RMTBF3D4–Junkers Ju52/3m Berlin-Tempelhof, year of construction 1936, built in Dessau, registration D-AQUI, today registration D-CDLH, in service of the
RMPDW2BX–Image from the photo album of Oberfeldwebel Karl Gendner of 1. Staffel, Kampfgeschwader 40: Karl Gendner (third from left) and other transport crewmen from 3./KGzbV 9 relax between missions beside their Junkers Ju52/3m transport aircraft at Brest-Litovsk Airfield, Poland in September 1939.
RMEGB82J–Original Junkers JU 52 of the Deutsche Lufthansa Berlin-Stiftung, also called 'Tante Ju' ('Aunt Ju'), first all-metal airplane.
RF2ABJ92E–MONROE, NC (USA) - November 9, 2019: A German Junkers JU52 transport aircraft in flight at the Warbirds Over Monroe Air Show.
RMT5XGJ7–Wehrmacht Luftwaffe Junkers Ju 52 / Ju 52/3m g4e 2. Weltkrieg - German Air Force Junkers Ju52 WWII
RMBWDJMH–Junkers Ju-52/3mg8e operated by Lufthansa Traditionsflug banking away from a flypast at Duxford Flying Legends Airshow
RF2K931GE–SCHWALBACH, GERMANY - MAY 31, 2015: Junkers Ju52 D-AQUI flights over the Taunus region at cloudy sky in Schwalbach, Germany. The flight is bookable b
RF2C6J650–Junkers Ju52 airplane fuselage transported by a helicopter on a rope from Dübendorf/Switzerland to the local airport of Altenrhein in Switzerland
RMTBF3D2–Junkers Ju52/3m Berlin-Tempelhof, year of construction 1936, built in Dessau, registration D-AQUI, today registration D-CDLH, in service of the
RMPDW2DE–Image from the photo album of Oberfeldwebel Karl Gendner of 1. Staffel, Kampfgeschwader 40: This is the accommodation at Sagan Airfield in eastern Germany, used by 3./KGzbV 9 during the Poland campaign in September 1939 and from where the unit flew its Junkers Ju52/3m transport aircraft. Sagan is now located in Poland.
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