Junkers Jumo 211

The Junkers Jumo 211 was the aircraft engine used by German company Junkers to propel its Ju 88 twin-engine, multirole airplane which was built for the Luftwaffe and heavily employed in World War II. The engine power generated by the Jumo 211A was 900 kW = 1,200 hp. It was based on the earlier Jumo 210.

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