Hans Ulrich Rudel was one of the most famous WW2 pilots. He joined the Luftwaffe already in 1936, he mostly flew the iconic ...

The Stuka was developed in the mid-1930s, as Germany, at first secretly, then openly raced to rebuild its military might. The plane's most famous supporter was German WWI flying ace Ernst Udet.

The Junkers Ju 87, known as the Stuka, was one of World War II’s most feared dive bombers. Introduced by the German Luftwaffe ...

Each Stuka carries four 110-lb. or smaller bombs in racks on the wings, but its big wallop is packed under the fuselage: a 1,100-lb. or 550-lb. bomb on a rack that can be extended as the dive is ...

A National Air and Space Museum researcher solves a World War II ... including more than 2,500 flights to assess the Junkers Ju 87 Stuka ... Such a system was urgently needed because German pilots ...

Visitors to Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry recently had the chance to get a closer look at the World War II German Stuka plane that's housed in the museum.