The FriedrichFiles - Ernst Heinkel Werke

• HD 14: torpedobomber 1925; not accepted by Sweden
• HD 15: flying boat, recconnaissance, 1927
• HD 16: 1928 torpedobomber (T 1 in Sweden)
• HD 19: 1928 fighter-reconnaissance, 3x0,65 MG (in Sweden J 4)
• HD 24: 1926 for Sweden as Sk 4; 1928 re-engined Sk 4A, 1931 re-engined Sk 4B
• HD 24e Tsingtau: exploration aircraft, 1931 crashed
• HD 25: shipborne reconnaissance; 300kg; 1x0,77 cm MG; in service 1928, in Japan: Aichi Navy type 2 recce aircraft
• HD 26: fighter-reconnaissance, 1 MG
• HD 28: folded wings; 3 MG; 440 kg bombs
• HD 30: ship-borne 1929
• HD 35 in Sweden in service 1926
• HD 37: land-based fighter
• HD 38aW: fighter (W = seaplane version) 1929; 2 MG
• HD 42b: 1931
• HD 42E: 1933
• HD 55 reconnaissance, 1930, for USSR as KR-1; 2x0,762 MG; enlarged HD 15
• HD 60: see He 60
• HE 1: (= Caspar S 1) 1923, 1926 as S 2 for Sweden
• HE 2: 1923 for Sweden as S 3
• HE 3: 1923 sporting aircraft; in Sweden in service 1925
• HE 4 Hansa: 1925; as S 4 in Sweden in service 1926
• HE 5 Hansa: as S 5 1927 for Sweden with Bristol Jupiter VI engine
  S 5A: 1928 with Bristol Jupiter VI engine
  S 5B: NOHAB Mercury VI A engine, 1934
  S 5C: NOHAB Mercury VI A engine, 1935
  S 5D: NOHAB Mercury VI A engine, 1937
  
• HE 5a: 1926, NASM thinks it was only a civil seaplane, not ship-borne; Napier Lion engine
• HE 5b: Gn�me & Rh�ne Jupiter engine; 1926
• HE 5c: reconnaissance 1926; 280km/h; ceiling: 7000m; 800km; 1-2xMG 7.9mm
• HE 6: long range aircraft 1927 with BMW VIa engine
• HE 6b: HE 6 with Packard 3A-2500 engine, 1927
• HE 7: torpedobomber 1927, 1 built
• HE 8: ship-borne
• HE 8a: for Danish navy with Armstrong Siddeley Jaguar V engine; 2 MG; 1928
• HE 8b: for Danish navy with Armstrong Siddeley Jaguar VI engine; 2 MG
• HE 9: trainer 1929
• HE 9a: trainer, 1929, rather not ship-borne; BMW VI 7,3ZU engine
• HE 9b: BMW VI U engine
• HE 9c: BMW VI U engine
• HE 9d: BMW VI U engine
• HE 10: transport/trainer 1928
• HE 12a: 1929, aboard S/S Bremen, catapultable mailplane
• HE 18: sporting aircraft 1924
• HE 31: 1928
• He 46C-1: reconnaissance; 1x0,792 MG; 200 kg bombs
• He 46C-2: for Bulgaria
• He 46E-1
• He 46E-2
• He 46E-3
• He 46F-1: Trainer
• He 46F-2: Trainer
• He 50: see Aichi AB-9
• He 51A-1: fighter 1934
• He 56: see Aichi E3A1
• HE 57 Heron: amphibium
• He 58: ship-borne, 1930, aboard Europa, catapultable mailplane
• He 59B-1: 1934
• He 59B-2: 3x0,792 MG; 1000 kg Bombs/1 Torpedo
• He 59B-3: long range reconnaissance
• He 59C-1: Trainer
• He 59C-2: SAR
• He 59D-1: Trainer
• He 59D-2: Trainer
• He 59E-1: Trainer
• He 59E-2: Trainer
• He 59N-1: Trainer
• He 60A: maritime reconnaissance 1933
• He 60B 1934
• He 60C 1934/35 1 MG
• He 60D 1936
• He 60E: 1 MG 15; 2 MG 17; 12x10 kg Bombs
• He 62: 1932 reconnaissance, Japanese AB-5
• He 70A Blitz: prototype first flight 1932, mail plane 6/1934 in service with Lufthansa
• He 70D: military liason
• He 70E: 1x0,792 MG, 300 kg bombs
• He 70F-1: long range reconnaissance
• He 70F-2: served in spanish civil war with legion condor in 1936
• He 70G: civil liason
• He 111H-1 1939, bomber
• He 111H-2: bomber 1939
• He 111H-6 bomber 1941: 1x2,0 + 2x1,3MG + 4x9,792MG + 2500kg bombs/2 torpedos
• He 111H-10: bomber 1943
• He 111H-12: bomber 1943
• He 111H-16: 1x2,0; 2x1,3 MG; 4x0,792 MG; 2500 kg bombs/1x V1 missiles/1x Hs 293/2 Torpedos
• He 111H-23: paratroop-transport 1944
• He 111P: bomber 1939
• He 111Z: glider tug 1942
• He 112B-0: fighter 1938
• He 114A-1: 1937
• He 114A-2:
• He 115B-0: 1939
• He 115B-1: bomber 1939, 2x0,792 MG; 1420 kg bombs/mines/torpedos
• He 115C-1: 1940; 2xMG 15; 2x MG 17; 1xMG 151; 920 kg weapons
• He 162A-2 Salamander Volksj�ger: fighter 1945
• He 170A-1: export model of He 70, radial engine, reconnaissance, developped 1937, delivered 9/37, used by Hungary
• He 177A-1 Greif: long range bomber, 1944 in service
• He 177A-1/R-1 Greif: heavy bomber 1944, 1x2,0; 2x1,3 MG; 3x0,792 MG; 5600 kg bombs
• He 177A-3 Greif:
• He 177A-5 Greif:
• He 219A-2/R-1 Uhu: night fighter 1943
• He 219A-7/R-6 Uhu: 1944 night fighter, 6x3,0 + 2x2,0
• He 277B-5/R-2: bomber; 1x2,0; 2x1,3 MG; 8x0,792 MG; 4500 kg bombs; 8 built
• H.M.II: danish version of HE 4 and 5

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