Heinkel He 70 Blitz

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The Heinkel He 70 Blitz ("lightning") was a fast monoplane aircraft designed and produced by the German aircraft manufacturer Heinkel Flugzeugwerke. It was the first Schnellbomber operated by the Luftwaffe.

A Heinkel He 70 F-2 Blitz training aircraft takes off, likely at Mitterharthausen, 1940/41. The oversized swastika on the vertical stabilizer was not standard.A Heinkel He 70 F-2 Blitz training aircraft takes off, likely at Mitterharthausen, 1940/41. The oversized swastika on the vertical stabilizer was not standard.
He 70 F `Blitz`, im JG 135 u. 233 für Umschulungen auf Bf 109 C, D & E genutzt (1a)He 70 F 'Blitz', im JG 135 u. 233 für Umschulungen auf Bf 109 C, D & E genutzt (1a)
Heinkel He 70 F-2 Blitz, TY + NA, Werk Nr. 1675, December 9, 1941.Heinkel He 70 F-2 Blitz, TY + NA, Werk Nr. 1675, December 9, 1941.
View of the first Heinkel He 70, registration D-3.View of the first Heinkel He 70, registration D-3.
Front view of the Heinkel He 70 prototype, registration D-3.Front view of the Heinkel He 70 prototype, registration D-3.
Side profile of the Heinkel He 70 prototype, registration D-3.Side profile of the Heinkel He 70 prototype, registration D-3.
Rear view of the prototype Heinkel He 70, registration D-3.Rear view of the prototype Heinkel He 70, registration D-3.
The Heinkel He 70 prototype D-3 taking off and retracting its landing gear.The Heinkel He 70 prototype D-3 taking off and retracting its landing gear.
The prototype Heinkel He 70a (V-1), Werknummer 403 at the Heinkel factory.The prototype Heinkel He 70a (V-1), Werknummer 403 at the Heinkel factory.
Passenger cabin of a Heinkel He 70Passenger cabin of a Heinkel He 70