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RME1D98Y–Heinkel, He 59
RM2PYW8KK–A German Heinkel He 59 ditched in the English Channel to rescue the crew of a ditched aircraft during the Battle of Britain. Photo: Kisselbach. [automated translation]
RMERG72D–Heinkel He 59, a German biplane used by the Luftwaffe during World War II. It was used both as a torpedo bomber and as a
RF2M14GWC–Heinkel He 59
RM2GY4RNA–Heinkel He 59 seaplane in a white paint scheme with red crosses. Machines in this livery were used for sea rescue during the Battle of Britain. [automated translation]
RMRPNEFR–Heinkel He-59. Recreation of the return of this bomber float of the Legion Condor returning to its base in Pollensa, Mallorca, after a bombing mission during the Spanish Civil War.
RMTA22CA–Photo of a group of Heinkel He 59 recon aircrafts of the 89th Seefliegerstaffel (naval pilot squadron) of the Condor Legion over the Mediterranean Sea at Mallorca. The aircrafts are carrying the cockades of the Condor Legion and the Saint Andrew's Cross (vertical tail) of the Spanish Air Force. The squadron was stationed in the Port de Pollenca in Mallorca, and it was supposed to protect German merchant ships.
RF2C6BM37–Heinkel He 59D of the flight AS/88 of the Legion Condor, 1937
RMTA2Y2F–A formation of 3 two-engine multi seat combat aircrafts fly over an area of the Wadden Sea. These are Heinkel He 59 aircrafts.
RF2C6BM49–Heinkel He 59D of the 3rd Flight of the Coastal Aircraft Group 506 (3./KüFlGr. 506), Luftwaffe, 1939
RF2D145HM–Heinkel He 59D (529) of the flight AS/88 of the Legion Condor, naval base Pollensa, 1937
RMD40KJT–Heinkel, He 59
RMTA2YW9–Repair of a Heinkel He 59 warplane in a shipyard. The aircraft was lifted and brought in position by a crane in order to allow one of the damaged floats to be replaced.
RM2GY4RJ1–A German Heinkel He 59 sea rescue aircraft picks up the crew of a ditched German reconnaissance plane. It had previously dropped an inflatable boat in which the crew was waiting to be rescued. Photo: Gerber [automated translation]
RF2D145DW–Heinkel He 59D (71-2) of the 52nd Flight of the Mixed Group of Seaplanes Cant and Heinkel of the Spanish Air Force, Balearic Islands, September 1939