Junkers_Ju_87_"Stuka".jpg
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A picture of a Junkers Ju 87 on display in the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. Germany used this plane during World War II to inflict serious damage on cities and towns. The Junkers Ju 87, or "Stuka", was a dive-bomber. Each Stuka carried sirens to terrify their targets before dropping its payload. Their wings were inverted gull wings.
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| Author | WilliamBrain |
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