The Ju 87 G series were armed with twin 37mm anti-tank cannons, in the interest of keeping the ageing airframe combat ...

The Stuka was developed in the mid-1930s, as Germany, at first secretly, then openly raced to rebuild its military might. The plane's most famous supporter was German WWI flying ace Ernst Udet.

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German ace Hans-Ulrich Rudel claimed to have destroyed more than 500 tanks, mostly on the Eastern Front, and several ships including a Soviet battleship, primarily in the Stuka.

Each Stuka carries four 110-lb. or smaller bombs in racks on the wings, but its big wallop is packed under the fuselage: a 1,100-lb. or 550-lb. bomb on a rack that can be extended as the dive is ...

The U.S. Army Air Forces' 2nd Lt. Henry Brown, who almost become a Double Ace during WWII, was flying a British-made Royal Aircraft Factory S.E. 5a when he came across German supply ships cruising ...

Known as the ‘Stuka’ a shorthand version of the German word for dive-bomber, Sturzkampfflugzueg, the plane was a symbol of German air power propaganda during World War II, and featured a crew ...

The Stuka dive bomber was a big part of the Nazi psychological warfare. It didn't just carry more than 1,000 pounds of bombs, it also had a siren that scared you half to death before they struck.

The Stuka was as much a psychological warfare weapon as it was an actual weapon of ... the Ju87G variant became a venerable tank-buster—notably under the command of aces like Hans-Ulrich Rudel, ...

German ace Hans-Ulrich Rudel claimed to have destroyed more than 500 tanks, mostly on the Eastern Front, and several ships including a Soviet battleship, primarily in the Stuka.