Junkers CL.I

The Junkers CL.I was a ground-attack aircraft developed in Germany during World War I. Its construction was undertaken by Junkers under the designation J 8 as proof of Hugo Junkers' belief in the monoplane, after his firm had been required by the Idflieg to submit a biplane as its entry in a competition to select a ground-attack aircraft.

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Frameless

Junkers Junkers CL.I cabin attachment - Junkers Luftverkehrs AG - Dessau Weimar route around 1920

Junkers Junkers CL.I cabin attachment - Junkers Luftverkehrs AG - Dessau Weimar route around 1920

Junkers J 11 (CLS.I)

Junkers CL1 7 SE5a 01 (3689476790)

Junkers CL1 (3689481704)

Junkers CL1 7 SE5a 02 (3688671919)

Junkers CL1 7 SE5a 01 (3689476790)

Junkers CL1 (3689481704)

Junkers CL1 & Fokker Triplane (3688667079)

Junkers CL1 7 SE5a 02 (3688671919)

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Junkers Junkers CL.I cabin attachment - Junkers Luftverkehrs AG - Dessau Weimar route around 1920		Commons
commons	image		Junkers Junkers CL.I cabin attachment - Junkers Luftverkehrs AG - Dessau Weimar route around 1920		Commons
commons	image		Junkers J 11 (CLS.I)		Commons
commons	image		Junkers CL1 7 SE5a 01 (3689476790)		Commons
commons	image		Junkers CL1 (3689481704)		Commons
commons	image		Junkers CL1 7 SE5a 02 (3688671919)		Commons
commons	image		Junkers CL1 7 SE5a 01 (3689476790)		Commons
commons	image		Junkers CL1 (3689481704)		Commons
commons	image		Junkers CL1 & Fokker Triplane (3688667079)		Commons
commons	image		Junkers CL1 7 SE5a 02 (3688671919)		Commons