Black and white photo of Junkers Ju 88 A-4 1.KG54 B3+MH WNr 550396 TK+SF landed at Dubendorf Switzerland 21st Oct 1943. Crew Crew Uffz Drago Karl Verhove, Uffz Heinrich Schurmann Uffz Robert Schneider and Ogefr Georg Fellner

Profile 00: Ju 88A-4 of 3rd Staffel 1st Group Kampfgeschwader 54, Gerbini and Catania (Sicilia), 1942-1943.

Junkers Ju 88A1 4./KG54 (B3+BM) sd by 17Sqn belly landed Marsh Farm Earnley Sussex 21 Aug 1940 01 IWM HU73745

Troops and civilians pose with Junkers Ju 88A 1 (B3+BM) of 4./KG 54, which belly landed on Marsh Farm, Earnley, Sussex, on the evening of 21 August 1940. It had been intercepted by No. 17 Squadron Hurricanes during an attack on RAF Brize Norton.

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Photo 01: While the aircraft of KG2 often carried a white diagonal line on their noses, K54 had a similar marking but painted on the fuselage sides aft of the wing trailing edge. In this photograph of a Junkers Ju 88A-4 of 4./KG54 coded B3+FM has been overpainted with temporary black lacquer. This Staffel was commanded by Oblt. Hans-Joachim Rieks who was later taken prisoner in Russia on 19th July 1942.

Junkers Ju 88A1 4./KG54 (B3+BM) sd by 17Sqn belly landed Marsh Farm Earnley Sussex 21 Aug 1940 01 IWM HU73745

Troops and civilians pose with Junkers Ju 88A 1 (B3+BM) of 4./KG 54, which belly landed on Marsh Farm, Earnley, Sussex, on the evening of 21 August 1940. It had been intercepted by No. 17 Squadron Hurricanes during an attack on RAF Brize Norton.

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Profile 00: The Ju 88A-4 of 5./KG54 coded B3+IN has been blacked out but in this case the Hakenkreuz (swastika) hasn't been overpainted unlike the national insignia.

Photo 01: This photograph shows how many ground crew it takes to man handle a Ju 88A-4 around. During the early summer of 1941 5 Staffel KG54 was commanded by Oblt. Gunther Seubert who was later killed in Russia on 4th March 1942.

Photo 01: This photograph shows bomb-laden Junkers Ju 88A-4's from the 6./KG54 en route from Catania, Sicily to attack Benghazi in Libya in the autumn of 1942 following it's capture by Britsh and commonwealth forces. In the foreground is Junkers Ju 88A-4 coded (B3XP).

7 Staffel III. Gruppe Kampfgeschwader 54 - 7./KG54 code B3

Profile Source: Model Airplane Int 081 2012-04 Page 30

Junkers Ju 88A 8./KG54 (B3CS) Baumgart Germnay 1944

Profile 00: Ju 88A-4 of IV.(Erg)Gruppe/KG54 coded B3+KE based at Parndorf in Germany between May and December 1943. Ergänzungsgruppe was roughly an operational training unit, although its main role was training, it undertook operational sorties as the need arose. The commander of IV./KG54 at this time was Major Helmut Stamm.

Profile 00: This Ju 88A-4 aircraft still bears the markings of 13.(Erg)Gruppe/KG54 coded B3+LX to which it had previously belonged, but now allocated to the Stuka Schule and coded white 34 which was based at Tours in France late 1943. Ergänzungsgruppe was roughly an operational training unit, although it's main role was training, it undertook operational sorties as the need arose.