Heinkel He 112
Title
Heinkel He 112
Description
Photo 1 is a rear view of the low wing monoplane.
Photo 2 is a front/port side view.
Photo 3 is a port side view.
Photo 2 is a front/port side view.
Photo 3 is a port side view.
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Format
Three b/w photographs on an album page
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Identifier
PThomasAF20070015
Transcription
Heinkel HE 112.
A 1933 German Air Ministry requirement for a monoplane fighter drew responses from four manufacturers. The Heinkel 112 & the Messerschmitt 109 were the preferred aircraft, the 109 finally being the selected type. However the HE112 was ordered & pre-production aircraft were authorised. The HE 111 [sic] saw limited operational service and many were exported including 12 to the Japanese Navy. Hungary, Romania & Spain also took delivery.
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HEINKEL 112
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A 1933 German Air Ministry requirement for a monoplane fighter drew responses from four manufacturers. The Heinkel 112 & the Messerschmitt 109 were the preferred aircraft, the 109 finally being the selected type. However the HE112 was ordered & pre-production aircraft were authorised. The HE 111 [sic] saw limited operational service and many were exported including 12 to the Japanese Navy. Hungary, Romania & Spain also took delivery.
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HEINKEL 112
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Citation
“Heinkel He 112,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed May 11, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/23214.
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