384K views · 6.7K reactions | A Junkers Ju 290 in Tunisia. Such aircraft operated from various locations, including Rodos island, Greece. #ww2wrecks #ww2 #WWII #ww2history #wwiiaircraft #wwiihistory #greece | WW2 Wrecks in Greece | Facebook

50K views · 1.5K reactions | War die Junkers Ju 290 einer der besten Fernaufklärer der Luftwaffe | Deutsche Geschichte | Facebook

Fact Slap 👋 Today in 1941, Sweden completes its deliveries of Junkers Ju 86K bombers (built by Saab under license) to the Luftwaffe. While overall an outdated design, the K variant with 905 hp Bristol Mercury XIX radial engines proves quite handy. The Ju 86 was used throughout the first few years of the war by both sides, particularly by South Africa's SAAF. Some of the Luftwaffe Ju 86K's will be converted to Ju 86P high-altitude bombers and photo-reconnaissance versions that can approach altit