Junkers Ju 188
+of+a+Junkers+Ju+188.jpg)
Photo defensive back position ( B - 1 stand ) plane Junkers Ju 188 E - 1 or F - 1 that can be moved around . Of the engine cover can be known that the aircraft is powered by a BMW 801 engine 131 LLG G. Turret with kidney -shaped steel glass armed with a machine gun MG 131 . These photos at once shows how limited the view of the gunner in a position like this ! Note also the small window on the left and right side of the turret that makes the gunner could see beyond the circumstances in his side . This device is not available in all types of aircraft Ju 188 . At the top there is a turret DL 131 / I ( B - 2 stand ) having a power of a well armed by MG 131 . Turret of the type of HD 151/2 can also be placed in this position . In many cases , the B- 2 stand sometimes omitted for the sake of maximizing speed while minimizing the reduction in congenital bomb . Note the camouflage pattern of interest in the engine cover . It could be the camphor with patches of RLM 65 RLM 71 , which indicates its role as a maritime aircraft . This photo was taken in the Mediterranean , although the exact location and date unknown
sources :
Magazine " Luftwaffe im Focus " Spezial Edition 1 of 2003
Photo defensive back position ( B - 1 stand ) plane Junkers Ju 188 E - 1 or F - 1 that can be moved around . Of the engine cover can be known that the aircraft is powered by a BMW 801 engine 131 LLG G. Turret with kidney -shaped steel glass armed with a machine gun MG 131 . These photos at once shows how limited the view of the gunner in a position like this ! Note also the small window on the left and right side of the turret that makes the gunner could see beyond the circumstances in his side . This device is not available in all types of aircraft Ju 188 . At the top there is a turret DL 131 / I ( B - 2 stand ) having a power of a well armed by MG 131 . Turret of the type of HD 151/2 can also be placed in this position . In many cases , the B- 2 stand sometimes omitted for the sake of maximizing speed while minimizing the reduction in congenital bomb . Note the camouflage pattern of interest in the engine cover . It could be the camphor with patches of RLM 65 RLM 71 , which indicates its role as a maritime aircraft . This photo was taken in the Mediterranean , although the exact location and date unknown
sources :
Magazine " Luftwaffe im Focus " Spezial Edition 1 of 2003