The wreckage in flames of a Luftwaffe’s bomber Junkers Ju 88 down on the Malta’s sky and crashed near Ta'Qali. Perhaps this aircraft is the Ju 88 shot down by a Spitfire on the 14th May 1942. Victor Sierra

Shot down over Malta

Two American airmen standing in front of a German plane in Verona-Villafranca’s scrapyard, Italy, May 1945. The aircraft is the Sonderstaffel Einhorn’s Focke-Wulf Einhorn FW190F-8/R1, W.Nr. 581447, A3+LX, employed in night missions. Formed on 5 September 1944 in München-Riem, the Sonderstaffel Einhorn in October 1944, was transferred to Italy. From 2 November 1944 until the end of same months flew some missions from Villafranca Airport, Verona, before returning to Germany. On 1st December 1944 was renamed 13./KG200. Victor Sierra

Sonderstaffel Einhorn

Emergency landing of a Luftwaffe’s Junkers Ju 88 in the Cesena countryside, Emilia-Romagna, Italy, early 1941, likely for engine troubles during the ferry flight from Germany to Sicily. The aircraft is very probable an Ju 88A-4 of X. Fliegerkorps LG Lehrgeschwader 1 (LG 1) transferred on January 1941 to Sicilian airfield for the raids against Malta and other missions over the Mediterranean. Victor Sierra