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The He 111 H1 was a German bomber aircraft that served as the mainstay of German Luftwaffe air fleets during World War II. It was designed in 1934 by German aircraft manufacturer Heinkel, with the first prototype taking to the skies in 1935. The He 111 H1 was intended to be an all-purpose light bomber, capable of tackling a variety of targets. It was powered by two BMW VI Inline Jumo engines, each delivering 690 hp, giving it a maximum speed of 311 mph and a service ceiling of just over 18,000 feet. The He 111 H1 was armed with two 7.92mm machine guns in a dorsal turret and two 7.92mm machine guns in the ventral position. For bomb load, the He 111 H1 could carry up to 1,102 lbs of bombs on its two internal bomb bays. Its main purpose was as a light bomber and bulk transport, and was often used to transport troops and supplies behind enemy lines. It was also utilized for aerial reconnaissance and was known to have been used in the Battle of Britain. The He 111 H1 was a versatile aircraft that was the workhorse of the Luftwaffe air forces in World War II.
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