Heinkel He 70 Blitz

airliner, mailplane, and light bomber aircraft. 
Blitz, He 70, He 70 Blitz, Heinkel He 70

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 — 1954 aircraft family, Germany, Heinkel, 324 produced, 

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light bomber – reconnaissance aircraft – 

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1/4 left hand side view from above of Heinkel HE-70G G-ADZF in flight.

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.

Cockpit of the Heinkel He 70.

Front view of the Heinkel He 70 prototype, registration D-3.

Heinkel He 70F 14-56 of the Condor Legion in Spain.

Heinkel He 70F-2 14-34 of the Condor Legion

Heinkel He 70G-1 G-ADZF in the UK

Heinkel He 70G-1 G-ADZF owned by Rolls-Royce, fitted with a Rolls-Royce Kestrel engine

Heinkel He 70 3-view L'Aerophile April 1933

Heinkel He 70 D-UJUZ

Heinkel He 70 D-UMIM of Deutsche Lufh Hansa.

Heinkel He 70 D-UNEH of Deutsche Luft Hansa.

Heinkel He 70 F-2 Blitz, TY + NA, Werk Nr. 1675, December 9, 1941.

Heinkel He.70 3-view NACA-AC-183

Heinkel He.70 cabin NACA-AC-183

Heinkel He.70 fuselage doors NACA-AC-183

Heinkel He.70 nose NACA-AC-183

Heinkel He.70 right resr NACA-AC-183

Overhead view of Heinkel He 70G-1 D-UBOF, c/n 1692. This was the aircraft that was later sold to Rolls-Royce and became G-ADZF.

Passenger cabin of a Heinkel He 70

Rear view of the prototype Heinkel He 70, registration D-3.

Side profile of the Heinkel He 70 prototype, registration D-3.

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.

View of the first Heinkel He 70, registration D-3.

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
image	1936	1/4 left hand side view from above of Heinkel HE-70G G-ADZF in flight.			Wikimedia
image		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.			Wikimedia
image	1933	Cockpit of the Heinkel He 70.			Wikimedia
image	1932	Front view of the Heinkel He 70 prototype, registration D-3.			Wikimedia
image	1937	Heinkel He 70F 14-56 of the Condor Legion in Spain.			Wikimedia
image	1937	Heinkel He 70F-2 14-34 of the Condor Legion			Wikimedia
image	1936	Heinkel He 70G-1 G-ADZF in the UK			Wikimedia
image	1936	Heinkel He 70G-1 G-ADZF owned by Rolls-Royce, fitted with a Rolls-Royce Kestrel engine			Wikimedia
image	1933	Heinkel He 70 3-view L'Aerophile April 1933			Wikimedia
image	1934	Heinkel He 70 D-UJUZ			Wikimedia
image	1935	Heinkel He 70 D-UMIM of Deutsche Lufh Hansa.			Wikimedia
image	1934	Heinkel He 70 D-UNEH of Deutsche Luft Hansa.			Wikimedia
image		Heinkel He 70 F-2 Blitz, TY + NA, Werk Nr. 1675, December 9, 1941.			Wikimedia
image	1933	Heinkel He.70 3-view NACA-AC-183			Wikimedia
image	1933	Heinkel He.70 cabin NACA-AC-183			Wikimedia
image	1933	Heinkel He.70 fuselage doors NACA-AC-183			Wikimedia
image	1933	Heinkel He.70 nose NACA-AC-183			Wikimedia
image	1933	Heinkel He.70 right resr NACA-AC-183			Wikimedia
image	1935	Overhead view of Heinkel He 70G-1 D-UBOF, c/n 1692. This was the aircraft that was later sold to Rolls-Royce and became G-ADZF.			Wikimedia
image	1933	Passenger cabin of a Heinkel He 70			Wikimedia
image	1932	Rear view of the prototype Heinkel He 70, registration D-3.			Wikimedia
image	1932	Side profile of the Heinkel He 70 prototype, registration D-3.			Wikimedia
image	1932	The Heinkel He 70 prototype D-3 taking off and retracting its landing gear.			Wikimedia
image	1932	The prototype Heinkel He 70a (V-1), Werknummer 403 at the Heinkel factory.			Wikimedia
image	1932	View of the first Heinkel He 70, registration D-3.			Wikimedia

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