Schnellbomber Collection

Junkers Ju-88R
Captured Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88R Wearing a UK RAF Royal Airforce Livery Date: 1940s

Dornier Do-17Z-2
Luftwaffe Dornier Do-17Z-2 Date: 1940s

Dornier Do-17P-1
Luftwaffe Dornier Do-17P-1 Parked Date: 1940s

Dornier Do-17P-2
Luftwaffe Dornier Do-17P-2 Date: 1940s

Junkers Ju-88A-1
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88A-1 Parked Weraing 1/Kg 30 Badges and Marking Date: 1939

Junkers Ju-88G
Captured Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88G Wearing a UK RAF Royal Airforce Livery Date: 1940s

Junkers Ju-88B-1
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88B-1 Bomber Parked Date: 1940s

Junkers Ju-88G-1
Captured Luftwaffe 7 Staffel/Njg 2 Junkers Ju-88G-1 Bomber Equipped with Fug 220 Lichtenstein Sn-2 Radar, Naxos-Z and Fug 227 Flensburg Homer - Flying in RAF Royal Airforce Marking - the Aircraft

Junkers Ju-88A-4
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88A-4 Bomber Carrying a L-10 Glider Torpedo During Evaluation Testing at Gotenhofen / Gdynia, Poland Date: 1940s

Junkers Ju-88P-3
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88P-3 Bomber with 2X 37Mm Bk 3.7 Cannon Offset to Port Parked on Muddy Grass Date: 1940s

Dornier Do-17E
Luftwaffe Dornier Do-17E Parked Date: 1940s

Dornier Do-17V-1
Luftwaffe Dornier Do-17 V1 Prototype Parked Date: 1940s

Dornier Do-17F
Luftwaffe Dornier Do-17F Parked Date: 1940s

Dornier Do-17M
Luftwaffe Dornier Do-17M Parked in Snow Date: 1940s

Junkers Ju-88A-5
A Captured Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88 Parked Wearing British UK Royal Airforce Marking at Chivenor, UK by Mistake Date: 1940s

Junkers Ju-88V-5 prototype
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88V-5 Bomber Date: 1940s

Junkers Ju-88V-3 prototype
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88V-3 Prototype Bomber the First with Jumo 811 Engine Date: 1940s

Junkers Ju-88R-1
A Captured Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88R-1 Bomber after Removal of Nose Antennae Wnr 360043 Date: 1943

Junkers Ju-88V-7 prototype
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88V-7 / Ju-88Z Fighter Bomber Prototype in 1939 Date: 1939

Junkers Ju-88V-1 prototype
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88V-1 Bomber Prototype Flying in December 1936 During Initial Flight-Test Trials Date: 1936

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The schnellbomber, a term used to describe fast bombers in World War II, included iconic aircraft such as the Junkers Ju-88R, Junkers Ju-88A-1, and Junkers Ju-88G-1. These planes were known for their speed and versatility in carrying out bombing missions. Another notable schnellbomber was the Dornier Do-17Z-2, which played a significant role during the war. The Junkers Ju-88 series comprised various models like the Ju-88B-1 and Ju-88A-4. These aircraft were highly regarded for their exceptional performance and ability to deliver devastating blows to enemy targets with precision. Equipped with powerful engines and advanced weaponry systems, they became feared by both ground forces and aerial opponents. On the other hand, the Dornier Do 17 series featured models like Do 17P-1, Do 17P–2, Do 17E, and even experimental versions like the Dornier Do 17V–1. Despite being slightly slower than some of its counterparts in terms of top speed or payload capacity, these planes made up for it with their agility and maneuverability. Both manufacturers contributed significantly to Germany's air force during WWII by producing reliable schnellbombers that could strike swiftly at strategic targets across Europe. The schnellbomber concept revolutionized aerial warfare tactics by emphasizing speed over heavy armor or defensive capabilities.