In World War Two, which aircraft company manufactured the Stuka?
Aircraft in fiction Force Junkers Ju 52/3m was used in the 1968 action thriller "Where Eagles Dare". Two Ju 52s appeared in one of the early scenes in the 2008 Second World War film "Valkyrie" directed by Bryan Singer and starring Tom Cruise. One aircraft was painted in a Luftwaffe scheme, the other in an all-silver finish. The 1941 Nazi propaganda film "Stukas", produced by Karl Ritter, described the wartime exploits of a squadron of Junkers Ju 87 "Stuka" dive bombers and their pilots during the Invasion of France during World War II. The Transformers Combaticon named Vortex disguises itself as an SH-2G
War Aircraft Replicas International accommodate the size of the engine and radial engine designs were selected for this reason. Molded foam blocks were offered for the following aircraft, however, not all remained in later production. The Corsair and Stuka designs required more complex bent-wing spars. In 2014 the company was purchased and moved from Brandon Florida to Tulsa, Oklahoma. War Aircraft Replicas International The company was founded by Warren Erberspacher, Jim Kern, and Ken Thomas after collaborating on the Johnathan Livingston Seagull biplane racer of 1973. The founders were inspired by the scale fighter designs of Marcel Jurca of France, as well as the