The Secret Treaty Violation That Built The Luftwaffe: the He 111 #Heinkel111 #Luftwaffe #WW2History #AviationDaily #Warbirds #MilitaryHistory #GermanEngineering The Secret Treaty Violation That Built The Luftwaffe: the He 111 The Heinkel He 111 stands as one of the most iconic silhouettes of the Second World War, immediately recognizable by its elliptical wings and extensive glass nose. Originally unveiled to the world as a high-speed civilian airliner for Lufthansa, the He 111 was, in reality,

80K views · 2.2K reactions | A captured Heinkel He 111H filmed flying during a demonstration at Duxford, March 1942. Film: IWM ARY 5 | Imperial War Museum Duxford | Facebook

127K views · 7.5K reactions | HEINKEL He111 H-20/R1 was built in 1944 and delivered to the Luftwaffe. Built as a H-20 variant to carry 16paratroops and 3 crew. The seats and straps for the 16 paratroops in twocompartments remain on the aircraft today. #ww2 #aviationlovers | World War II Aircraft | Facebook

214K views · 3.8K reactions | Heinkel He 111 bomber crew stand by a SC 1800 'Satan' bomb. #ww2 #military #aviation | The War Rooms | Facebook

The Bomber that shaped WWII... The Heinkel He 111 became one of the most infamous bombers of the Second World War. Originally disguised as a passenger aircraft, this “wolf in sheep’s clothing” became the backbone of the Luftwaffe, feared during the Blitz and the Battle of Britain. Learn more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCEstG5d86s 👈 #Airfix #Heinkel #WWII #AviationHistory #Luftwaffe | Airfix