Junkers Ju-390 V1

The Junkers Ju-390 V1, also known Junkers Ju-390 or Ju390 is a transatlantic bomber built by German aircraft company Junkers, for usage by the Luftwaffe, Nazi Germany's airforce. These enormous bombers was capable of carrying a large payload of bombs, and was able to cross vast distances to drop its payload. Nemesis, the Luftwaffe's special air force division, hoped to use the Ju390 to bomb the United States of America and other enemy targets within North America. Nemesis secretly had a Ju390 factory established in Eastern Germany, which proved close to a dozen.

Several of these airplanes were sent to Eastern Front, where Nemesis hoped to use them against Soviet Union city of Stalingrad in Russia. The German airbase near Stalingrad that contained the bombers was soon assaulted by Soviet tanks supported by Soviet fighters and lone a Battlehawks pilot, James Chase. The German forces were unable to stop the approaching Soviets, despite having numerous tanks, AA guns and aircraft at that their disposable. Unable to stop the Soviet advance, Nemesis dispatched two Ju390s to level the airbase in order to prevent Soviets from obtaining their aircraft. The Ju390s successfully leveled the airbase, allowing them to focus on destroying the Soviet tank force. James Chase however shot down one of Ju390s, causing the pilot of the second Ju390 to flee, which prevented the wholesale slaughter of Soviet forces. The Ju390 wreckage from the battlefield later confirmed the Battlehawks' suspicions on Germany's ability to built long range bombers.