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Junkers Ju 88

Junkers Ju 88

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Sep 16, 2026

Matthias StrohnHOST
39:58
And that's interesting, or the air force.
Matthias StrohnHOST
39:59
And it's interesting because in the original plan, they speak of two bombers, two Ju-88s.
Matthias StrohnHOST
40:05
And that's not a lot.
Matthias StrohnHOST
40:06
But these are supposed to bomb the fleet in the harbor and then also force the ships to leave Gibraltar.
Jackson BeckNARRATOR
4:19
400 yards, 300.
Jackson BeckNARRATOR
4:23
Now the rear gunner on the Yuccas is firing at you.
Jackson BeckNARRATOR
4:25
You weave from side to side in great sweeping arcs.
Jackson BeckNARRATOR
4:28
250 yards, 200.
ParkerVOICE_ACTOR
5:48
I told you I had a date tonight.
ParkerVOICE_ACTOR
5:49
Where were you on that last mix-up? Oh, I was there.
ParkerVOICE_ACTOR
5:52
As a matter of fact, I polished off a Yonkers.
ParkerVOICE_ACTOR
5:54
Someone had been thoughtful enough to shoot up the rear gunner for me.
Edward R. MurrowNARRATOR
31:15
Corregidor and Sevastopol, Strobing and Wainwright and HMS Prince of Wales, Sidi Barani and the Irrawaddy, Archangel and Bazerta and the Macassar Straits, Flack Happy, Radar, Spitfire, the Bazooka and the Molotov Cocktail, Schweinfurt, Floreste, Dieppe, Ascension, the Kasserine Pass and Hill 609.
Edward R. MurrowNARRATOR
31:36
M1, JU88, APO885, OSS, and Jig Easy Sugar Queen.
Edward R. MurrowNARRATOR
31:42
The Prippet Marshes, the Lido Road, the Slot, the Hump, the Ripple Depots, the Piccadilly Commandos, and a beach called Ancio.
Edward R. MurrowNARRATOR
31:50
The Memphis Belle, Geronimo, Wild Bull, the Fighting Lady, and the ceremonious peeling of Big Ben.
ScottHOST
23:32
There's a certain pattern, a picture that I'm going off of that I want it to look like, so I'm gonna have to practice either on some index cards or a mule so I can get the...
ScottHOST
23:42
It's like the like, uh, what is it? The Ju 88, like Justin did a pattern and it's all the lines are kind of nice and I don't...
ScottHOST
23:52
It's not e- well, they are pretty even, but you only...
ScottHOST
23:56
I, I don't know how he did it because you can't...
Drakina FellGUEST
20:09
So all that production isn't going there.
Drakina FellGUEST
20:11
The Luftwaffe is devoting huge numbers of fighters and also converted bombers like the Junkers 88 and huge amounts of resources into developing night fighters.
Drakina FellGUEST
20:20
And all of that is... fuel and resources and aircraft and pilots that aren't on the Eastern Front, aren't in the Mediterranean in the middle part of the war.
Drakina FellGUEST
20:29
And even when it comes to production, as Admiral Perry pointed out, yes, they've dispersed the production, but that comes with its own issues.
SarahHOST
46:26
On the night of November 19th, 1940, a 23-year-old squadron leader named John Cunningham took off over Birmingham in a Bristol bowfighter.
SarahHOST
46:37
He picked up a German Junker 88 on his radar scope, closed in slow and quiet, and shot it right out of the sky.
SarahHOST
46:46
First kill in history using an onboard radar.
SarahHOST
46:50
By the end of the war, Cunningham had 20 aerial victories.

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