Very few pictures exist of the JL-6 in US navy service.
Those I could find still were in factory livery.
Three planes were delivered to the navy in the 1920's.
I imagine they looked a bit like this.
Junkers F13 or Junkers larsen JL-6
Junkers F13 or Junkers larsen JL-6
Something I build last week.
Very few pictures exist of the JL-6 in US navy service.
Those I could find still were in factory livery.
Three planes were delivered to the navy in the 1920's.
I imagine they looked a bit like this.
Very few pictures exist of the JL-6 in US navy service.
Those I could find still were in factory livery.
Three planes were delivered to the navy in the 1920's.
I imagine they looked a bit like this.
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That came out sweet.
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Very cool. I didn't know that the US Navy flew Junkers aircraft.
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That's an interesting permutation. I hadn't realised the US Navy operated these.
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Now thats something you dont see everyday,well tidy mun.
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Delightful build!
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Very interesting little build that - Thanks for sharing.
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That looks great - the classic U.S. Navy "Yellow Wings" scheme looks good on just about anything IMHO. I didn't realise that the USN ever operated this type either.
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An interesting subject and nicely done.
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