March 13, 2014 at 2:38 pm
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Emil and Gustav
Sam Tyler examines the pedigree of a pair of surviving Messerschmitt Bf 109s.
Felling Giants
The Luftwaffe’s long-ranging Fw 200 Condors were vulnerable as they returned to their bases. We describe how Allied intruders culled the mighty warriors.

Bombing Britain
Horst Arnscheidt was a veteran of 83 ‘Ops’ when a Beaufighter crew made sure that his 84th was also his last.
Wake-up call
It could have been a cataclysmic blow to the Allied advance. Instead, the Luftwaffe’s New Year’s Day re-invention of Blitzkrieg was a costly, but heroic, venture. Chris Goss explains.

Revenge Weapons
Jonathan Garraway presents a timeline of the new aircraft and weapons that it was hoped would save the Third Reich.
and much more!
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By: NIGHTFIGHTER - 30th April 2014 at 13:59
Ah-ha Thanks for the reply Peter, thought it was strange never seen one like that before. It being a good idea im surprised it didn’t become a standard fit for JU-87s….Thanks again.
By: Peter D Evans - 29th April 2014 at 21:20
We’ve discussed this modification over on the LEMB and having spoken with Ju87 expert/author Peter C Smith, he suggested to me that it was a field modification…
Cheers
Pete
By: NIGHTFIGHTER - 29th April 2014 at 19:44
Just to say this Mag is very interresting. One question though, At the top of page 40 on the right is a JU-87 with side facing machine guns in the rear gunner position. As ive never seen such a Ju-87 as that I was wondering what mark it was or could it be a DIY mod….It fails to mention anything about the aircraft in the supporting text…..Any help most welcome…Gary