Another German transport type, the Ju-90, is also well adapted for the
transport of troops and supplies, and especially adapted for transport of
heavy and bulky articles. However, this type is so valuable that it
is rarely risked in forward areas, or on airdromes that the Germans
do not firmly control. In March 1942, the Germans by one estimate
were not thought to have more than 40
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Air-Borne Forces, Military Intelligence Service,
Special Series No. 7, December 2, 1942
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34. THE GERMAN TRANSPORT PLANE JU-90
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