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| | Putnam Junkers Aircraft & Engines 1913-1945 |
 | | By the early 1930s, Junkers was manufacturing the G-38, a large, four-engine passenger aircraft, with an enormous wing, and soon its successor, famously known as, “Tante Ju,” the ubiquitous Ju 52/3m, appearing in 1932. |
 | | The Ju 388, a high altitude reconnaissance, bomber, and night fighter characterized by its graceful, elongated cockpit enclosure, extended wings, and enlarged engine nacelles, were perhaps the most aesthetically pleasing of the entire series. |
 | | The Ju 488, on the other hand, was a lash-up of Ju 388 nose, engine, and wing components, mated with an extended fuselage and twin vertical tail. |
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