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- Heinkel_He_111 abstract "The Heinkel He 111 was a German aircraft designed by Siegfried and Walter Günter in the early 1930s in violation of the Treaty of Versailles. Often described as a "wolf in sheep's clothing", it masqueraded as a transport aircraft, though its actual purpose was to provide the Luftwaffe with a fast medium bomber.Perhaps the best-recognised German bomber due to the distinctive, extensively glazed, bullet-shaped "greenhouse" nose of later versions, the Heinkel was the most numerous and the primary Luftwaffe bomber during the early stages of World War II. It fared well until the Battle of Britain, when its weak defensive armament, relatively low speed, and poor manoeuvrability were exposed. Nevertheless, it proved capable of sustaining heavy damage and remaining airborne. As the war progressed, the He 111 was used in a variety of roles on every front in the European Theatre. It was used as a strategic bomber during the Battle of Britain, a torpedo bomber during the Battle of the Atlantic, and a medium bomber and a transport aircraft on the Western, Eastern, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and North African Fronts.Although constantly upgraded, the Heinkel He 111 became obsolete during the latter part of the war. It was intended to be replaced by the Luftwaffe's Bomber B project, but the delays and eventual cancellation of the project forced the Luftwaffe to continue using the He 111 until the end of the war. Manufacture ceased in 1944, at which point, piston-engine bomber production was largely halted in favour of fighter aircraft. With the German bomber force defunct, the He 111 was used for transport and logistics.The design of the Heinkel endured after the war in the CASA 2.111. The Spanish received a batch of He 111H-16s in 1943 along with an agreement to licence-build Spanish versions. Its airframe was produced in Spain under license by Construcciones Aeronáuticas SA. The design differed significantly in powerplant only. The Heinkel's descendant continued in service until 1973.".
- Heinkel_He_111 designer Siegfried_and_Walter_G%C3%BCnter.
- Heinkel_He_111 manufacturer Heinkel.
- Heinkel_He_111 numberBuilt "12".
- Heinkel_He_111 numberBuilt "32".
- Heinkel_He_111 numberBuilt "44".
- Heinkel_He_111 numberBuilt "5656".
- Heinkel_He_111 numberBuilt "6508".
- Heinkel_He_111 numberBuilt "808".
- Heinkel_He_111 productionStartYear "1935".
- Heinkel_He_111 successor CASA_2.111.
- Heinkel_He_111 thumbnail Bundesarchiv_Bild_101I-641-4548-24,_Russland,_He_111.jpg?width=300.
- Heinkel_He_111 type Cargo_aircraft.
- Heinkel_He_111 type Medium_bomber.
- Heinkel_He_111 wikiPageExternalLink v=onepage&q&f=true.
- Heinkel_He_111 wikiPageExternalLink buvikvoll.html.
- Heinkel_He_111 wikiPageExternalLink archive.html.
- Heinkel_He_111 wikiPageExternalLink he111.htm.
- Heinkel_He_111 wikiPageExternalLink He%20111%20Oslo%20Cockpit.jpg.
- Heinkel_He_111 wikiPageID "174487".
- Heinkel_He_111 wikiPageRevisionID "604924526".
- Heinkel_He_111 areaAlt "942.92".
- Heinkel_He_111 areaMain "87.6".
- Heinkel_He_111 bombs "** in the main internal bomb bay. **Up to could be carried externally. External bomb racks blocked the internal bomb bay. Carrying bombs externally increased weight and drag and impaired the aircraft's performance significantly. Carrying the maximum load usually required rocket-assisted take-off.".
- Heinkel_He_111 ceilingAlt "15750.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 ceilingAlt "21330.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 ceilingMain "4,800 m".
- Heinkel_He_111 ceilingMain "6,500 m".
- Heinkel_He_111 climbRateAlt "17000.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 climbRateMain "311100.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 crew "2".
- Heinkel_He_111 crew "5".
- Heinkel_He_111 designer Siegfried_and_Walter_Günter.
- Heinkel_He_111 emptyWeightAlt "11905".
- Heinkel_He_111 emptyWeightAlt "19136".
- Heinkel_He_111 emptyWeightMain "5400.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 emptyWeightMain "8680.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 engine(prop)_ BMW_VI.
- Heinkel_He_111 engine(prop)_ "Jumo 211F-1 or 211F-2".
- Heinkel_He_111 firstFlight "1935-02-24".
- Heinkel_He_111 guns "** up to 7 × 7.92 mm MG 15 or MG 81 machine guns, some of them replaced or augmented by ** 1 × 20 mm MG FF cannon ** 1 × 13 mm MG 131 machine gun".
- Heinkel_He_111 hasPhotoCollection Heinkel_He_111.
- Heinkel_He_111 heightAlt "13".
- Heinkel_He_111 heightMain "4.00 m".
- Heinkel_He_111 heightMain "4.10 m".
- Heinkel_He_111 introduced "1935".
- Heinkel_He_111 jetOrProp%3F_ "prop".
- Heinkel_He_111 lengthAlt "53".
- Heinkel_He_111 lengthAlt "57".
- Heinkel_He_111 lengthMain "16.4 m".
- Heinkel_He_111 lengthMain "17.5 m".
- Heinkel_He_111 lists "* List of aircraft of World War II * List of bomber aircraft * List of military aircraft of Germany".
- Heinkel_He_111 loadedWeightAlt "21186.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 loadedWeightAlt "26500.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 loadedWeightMain "12030.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 loadedWeightMain "9610.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 loadingAlt "22.45".
- Heinkel_He_111 loadingAlt "28.1".
- Heinkel_He_111 loadingMain "109.7".
- Heinkel_He_111 loadingMain "137".
- Heinkel_He_111 manufacturer Heinkel.
- Heinkel_He_111 maxSpeedAlt "193.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 maxSpeedAlt "273.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 maxSpeedMain "310.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 maxSpeedMain "440.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 maxTakeoffWeightAlt "30864.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 maxTakeoffWeightMain "14000.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 numberBuilt "12".
- Heinkel_He_111 numberBuilt "32".
- Heinkel_He_111 numberBuilt "5656".
- Heinkel_He_111 numberBuilt "808".
- Heinkel_He_111 numberBuilt "Total: 6,508.".
- Heinkel_He_111 numberOfProps "2".
- Heinkel_He_111 planeOrCopter%3F_ "plane".
- Heinkel_He_111 massAlt "0.049".
- Heinkel_He_111 massMain "0.082".
- Heinkel_He_111 powerAlt "1300".
- Heinkel_He_111 powerAlt "660.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 powerMain "986.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 primaryUser Luftwaffe.
- Heinkel_He_111 produced "1935".
- Heinkel_He_111 rangeAlt "1429.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 rangeAlt "1491.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 rangeMain "2300.0".
- Heinkel_He_111 rangeMain "2400".
- Heinkel_He_111 rangeMore "with maximum fuel".
- Heinkel_He_111 ref "Nowarra, Heinz J. Heinkel He 111: A Documentary History".
- Heinkel_He_111 ref "Regnat, Karl-Heinz. Black Cross Volume 4: Heinkel He 111".
- Heinkel_He_111 related "* CASA 2.111".
- Heinkel_He_111 retired "1945".
- Heinkel_He_111 retired "1958".
- Heinkel_He_111 similarAircraft "* Bloch MB.210 * Caproni Ca.135 * Ilyushin Il-4 * Martin B-26 Marauder * Mitsubishi G4M * North American B-25 Mitchell * PZL.37 Łoś * Savoia-Marchetti SM.81 * Vickers Wellington".
- Heinkel_He_111 spanAlt "2260.6".
- Heinkel_He_111 spanMain "22.60 m".
- Heinkel_He_111 type Cargo_aircraft.
- Heinkel_He_111 type Medium_bomber.
- Heinkel_He_111 typeOfProp "liquid-cooled inverted V-12".
- Heinkel_He_111 variantsWithTheirOwnArticles CASA_2.111.
- Heinkel_He_111 subject Category:German_bomber_aircraft_1930–1939.
- Heinkel_He_111 subject Category:Heinkel_aircraft.