(J????), J10 (CL-1) LATVIAN AIR FORCE, "10", 1920 to 1921, taken over from Germany, crashed. Fuselage was used for an airman's funeral
JUNKERS, D-77, Mrz. 19, used for initial Junkers Luftverkehr traffic to Weimar
(J0373), J10 (CL-1) JUNKERS, 1800/18, Mai. 18
(J0374 to 0375), J10 (CL-1) IDFLIEG, 1801/18 to 1802/18, Okt. 18
(J0376), J10 (CL-1) RUSSIAN RED ARMY, 1803/18, 1919, captured at Southern front line
IDFLIEG, 1803/18, Okt. 18
(J0377 to 0382), J10 (CL-1) IDFLIEG, 1804/18 to 1809/18, ??.??.??, two aircraft built until 10.18, remaining aircraft until 03.19
(J0383 to 0401), J10 (CL-1) IDFLIEG, ????/18, ??.??.??, ordered in October 1918 by IDFLIEG, probably some built
(J0402), J10 (CL-1) IDFLIEG, 1863/18, ??.??.??
(J0403 to 0422), J10 (CL-1) IDFLIEG, 12600/18 to 12619/18, ??.??.??, ordered in October 1918 by IDFLIEG, none built
(J0423 to 0432), J10 (CL-1) IDFLIEG, 12920/18 to 12929/18, ??.??.??, ordered in October 1918 by IDFLIEG, none built
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26th December 2002
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