This aircraft is undergoing gradual restoration, its wreckage having been recovered from Lake Balaton, Hungary in the mid-1990s. It is the only Ju-88 night fighter variant extant and one of less than a handful of the type still in existence. It will eventually be fitted with a restored set of wings and engines.

The airfield at Bad Aibling was built before the war and used for training. Became a PoW camp after the war and then a camp for displaced people. The site next became a Cold War monitoring station for the American military. Finally in 2004 it was returned to German ownership. Its use as an airfield ended with the war. The swastika on the tail looks to have been souvenired. Photo from: National Archives at College Park, Maryland