This aircraft was also based at lake Jonsvannet 12.04.1940. Moved to Trondheim Værnes Airfield 17.04.1940.

The wreck was lifted and flown out by RNoAF Sea King helicopter "073" on 03.09.1987. It arrived at Gardermoen on Sept.28 1990 where it was put on public display "as is" at Forsvarets Flysamling Gardermoen.

Thanks to Eggert Norddal and Larry Hickey for help with research.

One member of this crew used to belong to 5./JG 26. None of the members had previously belonged to KG 30. W.Nr. 0880133 was painted on fuselage in wing root area.

The nose of this aircraft has been modified to a pointed all-metall nose. To increase the speed, the external bomb racks and the diving brakes have been removed. The wing construction has also been lightened. The armament had been increased by the addition of four fixed guns in the nose.(Three MG's and a cannon.)

In 1944 another German aircraft made a crash landing at the same area. Ju 52 See

To av mannskapet var såpass uskadet at de tok seg ned til gården Åbjøra for og hente hjelp til tredjemann som lå skadet ved flyet. Han ble fraktet ned på kjelke dagen etter.

The aircraft is now (2020) on display at the NØFMF collection in Tolga. (See below).

Junkers Ju 88 C-2 Åbjøra, Bindal Nordland

Zerstörerstaffel (Z)./KG 30 (Fliegerkorps X) 4D+FH WNr.0880133 10.05 1940

Received engine failure during an escort mission for KG 26 to Narvik. The pilot Uffz.Albrecht Weimann. Uffz.Ernst Schulz and Gefr.Helmut Schwanz were not able to return to Vaernes and had to make a forced landing on the mountain Storfjellet in Bindal. All three became POW's and were sent to England.