ME264 heavy bomber with a bomb load of 13000 kg, one of many bombers that the German tree need to be competitive with other nations. : r/Warthunder
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So I hear you guys like experimental German heavy bombers ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Ju-488: The other amerika bomber : r/Warthunder
World War 2 German heavy bomber in flight with wing on fire. Heinkel HE - 177 Heavy Bomber is under attack by three U.S. Air Stock Photo - Alamy
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