The FriedrichFiles - Junkers

• A 20: 1924 delivered to Turkey
• A 20a: BMW IVa engine
• A 20b: Junkers L 5 engine
• A 20L: land (wheeled) version of A 20; built in Sweden as R o2 fighter reconnaissance
• A 20W: seaplane version of A 20
• A 35a: BMW IVa engine, as A 35L and A 35W
• A 35b: Junkers L 5 engine, as A 35L and A 35W
• A 50 Junior: 1929
• A 50W: 1929, Schwimmseaplane version of A 50
• CL.I: fighter-bomber 1918
• D.I: fighter 1918
• F 13: transport 1919 (licence built by John Larsen as JL-6, 1920 deliveries to USN, USAAC, ...)
• G 23: underpowered G 24; 1924
• G 24ba: 1926, 3x Junkers L 2 engines
• G 24he: 3xJunkers L 5 engines
• G 24hle: 1927, Junkers L 5 engines
• G 38 1931
• J. I = J 4: 1917
• J-11: seaplane version of J-10, 1918
• J 20: 1923 (in USSR Ju-20) see A 20
• Ju-20: see J 20
• Ju 46fi: 1932
• Ju 46hi: aboard Europa, 1932
• Ju 52: single engined transport 1932
• Ju 52/3m: three engined
• Ju 52/3m g3e: Bomber/Transporter 1934
• Ju 52/3m g4e: Transporter
• Ju 52/3m g5e: Transporter 1939
• Ju 52/3m g6e: Transporter
• Ju 52/3m g7e: Transporter 1941
• Ju 52/3m g8e: Transporter
• Ju 52/3m g9e: Transporter/glider tug 1942
• Ju 52/3m g11e: Transporter
• Ju 52/3m g14e: Transporter 1943
• Ju 86A-0: bomber 1936
• Ju 86A-1: bomber 1936
• Ju 86B-0: civil airliner
• Ju 86C-1: airliner
• Ju-86D-1: bomber
• Ju 86E-1: bomber 1937
• Ju 86R: high altitude bomber 1942
• Ju 87A-1: dive bomber 1937
• Ju 87B-1 Stuka: dive bomber 1938 500 kg bombs
• Ju 87B-2: dive bomber 1939 1-2x0,792 MG; 1000 kg bombs
• Ju 87D-1: dive bomber 1941 1800 kg + 4 MG
• Ju 87G: 2x4,0/3,7 guns; 1942 anti-tank-aircraft
• Ju 87G-1: 2x3,7 under wing guns; 1942 anti-tank-aircraft
• Ju 86E-2: bomber/trainer
• Ju 86G-1: bomber
• Ju 86K-1: south-african bomber 1938, 1 delivered
• Ju 86K-2: hungarian bomber 1938
• Ju 86K-4: swedish bomber Ju 86 B3A, Ju 86 B3B
• Ju 86K-5: swedish bomber
• Ju 86K-6: chilean/portuguese bomber
• Ju 86K-13: swedish bomber 1939
• Ju 86P-1: long range high altitude bomber/reconnaissance 1940
• Ju 86P-2: high altitude reconnaissance
• Ju 86PV-1: prototype 1939
• Ju 86PV-2: prototype 1940
• Ju 86PV-3: prototype 1940
• Ju 87R-1: long range 1000 kg bombs
• Ju 88A-1: 1939, dive bomber
• Ju 88A-2: jet assisted take off
• Ju 88A-3: A-1 trainer version
• Ju 88A-4: bomber; 7x0,792 MG; 2000 kg Bomben
• Ju 88A-5 1940
• Ju 88A-6
• Ju 88A-7
• Ju 88A-8
• Ju 88A-9: tropicalized (sand filters etc)
• Ju 88A-10: tropicalized (sand filters etc)
• Ju 88A-11: tropicalized (sand filters etc)
• Ju 88A-12: trainerversion Ju 88A-4
• Ju 88A-13: 16 fixed MG in the nose
• Ju 88A-14
• Ju 88A-15 3000 kg Bomben
• Ju 88A-16: unarmed Ju 88A-14, trainer
• Ju 88A-17: Torpedobomber, 2 torpedos
• Ju 88B-0: reconnaissance
• Ju 88C-1: 1x2,0; 3x0,792 MG fixed, fighter
• Ju 88C-2: 1940 bomber destroyer
• Ju 88C-4: night fighter
• Ju 88C-6b: radar, armoured, 1943
• Ju 88C-6c: newest radar 1943
• Ju 88D-0: reconnaissance
• Ju 88D-3: tropicalized version of Ju 88D-1
• Ju 88D-4: tropicalized version of Ju 88D-2
• Ju 88E-1
• Ju 88H-1 1943 maritima reconnaissance
• Ju 88H-2 1943 destroyer, escort for H-1
• Ju 88H-3: long range-reconnaissance
• Ju 88H-4: long range-reconnaissance
• Ju 88G-4: night fighter 1944
• Ju 88G-6a as G-4 but different engines, additional "Schr�ge Musik"
• Ju 88G-6b: G-6a with new radar
• Ju 88G-7: night fighter 1944
• Ju 88G-7a
• Ju 88G-7c night fighter 1944
• Ju 88G-7n
• Ju 88P-1: 1941
• Ju 88P-2: P-3 with lesser armour, tank-killer
• Ju 88P-3: tank-killer; 2x3,7
• Ju 88P-4 1x5,0 gun 1944
• Ju 88R-1: 1943 night fighter
• Ju 88S-1: 1943
• Ju 88S-2: daybomber 1944
• Ju 88S-3: bomber 1944
• Ju 88T-1: reconnaissance
• Ju 90: civil transport 1937
• Ju 188A: bomber 1943
• Ju 188A-2: bomber 1944
• Ju 188A-3: T-bomber
• Ju 188D: reconnaissance
• Ju 188E-1: 1x2,0; 1x1,3 MG; 4x0,792 MG; 3000 kg bombs/torpedos; nightbomber 1943
• Ju 188F: reconnaissance
• JU 188G: bomber
• Ju 188H: reconnaissance
• Ju 188R high altitude night fighter
• Ju 188S high altitude intruder
• Ju 188T: high altitude reconnaissance
• Ju 290A-1: transport 1942
• Ju 290A-2: maritime reconnaissance
• Ju 290A-3: maritime reconnaissance
• Ju 290A-4: maritime reconnaissance
• Ju 290A-7: bomber
• Ju 290A-9: bomber
• Ju 290B-1: high altitude bomber
• Ju 322 Mammut (Warschau-Ost): transport glider, only prototpyes
• Ju 352A-1: transport 1944
• Ju 388L-0 long range reconnaissance 1943
• Ju 388L-1: reconnaissance 1944
• Ju 388J: night fighter, only prototypes
• Ju 388K: bomber-prototypes
• K 30 (aka R 42) bomber version of G 24
• K 30 See: seaplane; 2x2x0,65 MG; 1x0,65 MG; 500 kg bombs/1x45cm T
• K 34: military version of W 34
• K 53 (bzw. R 53) military version of A 35; 2 MG; bombs
• W 33b: 1926
• W 33d: transport/mail plane 1929
• W 34b: cargo transport 1926

• Mistel I: composite bomber built in 1943, in service in 1945 (Ju 88A-4 and Bf 109F-4)
• Mistel II: composite bomber (Ju 88G-1 and Fw 190A-6)
• Mistel III: composite bomber (3B: Ju 88G-10 and Fw 190A-6; 3C: Ju 88H-4 and Fw 190A-6)

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