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M8.2, Visoflex III, Telyt 4.8 - 280 mm, crop, Adobe Lightroom 5 Beta, September 2011.

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Thanks Paul,

 

have a look at the identifier "HB-HOS" of the "Auntie Ju", which flew just above my balcony:

 

Three aircraft JU-AIR with the identifiers HB-HOP, HB-HOS and HB-HOT were transferred in 1939 from Dessau (Germany) to Duebendorf (Switzerland), survived Second World War unscathed in neutral Switzerland and were almost unchanged used until the 1980s by Swiss Military.

The Ju 52 JU-AIR 9-cylinder radial engines are converted in 1997 to run on unleaded petrol.

 

Some more information at:

AIR FORCE CENTER: History

List of airworthy Ju 52s - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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