14K views · 375 reactions | Heinkel He 111 H-20/R1 Wk Nr 701152 at The Royal Air Force Museum London. A late war variant delivered in 1944, she is configured for transport and deployment of Fallschirmjäger. #ww2 #wwii #heinkel #ww2history #warbirds | Daniel J Wheatcroft | 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

2K views · 159 reactions | Today, Saturday 18th January 2020 Julian...

Here's a short video showing the bomb bay doors on the Heinkel He 111H-16 in operation at the Kent Battle of Britain Museum Trust at Hawkinge. The Heinkel arrived at the Museum on Sunday 15th March 2020, six days before the lock down! Since then a skeleton team of volunteers have been working on her restoration and including getting the bomb bay doors back into fully working order. Dave had a slight panic whilst recorded this video when he thought for a split second that Rick was winding up the

3M views · 51 reactions | He started with thousands of possessions, then narrowed down to just 111 — only what he can carry on his bike. (via Zinc) | NationSwell | Facebook