Editing Heinkel He 111 (section)

===He 111 J===
The He 111's low-level performance attracted the interest of the ''[[Kriegsmarine]]''. The result was the He 111J, capable of carrying [[torpedoes]] and [[Naval mine|mines]]. However, the navy eventually dropped the program as they deemed the four-man crew too extravagant. The RLM continued production of the He 111 J-0. Some 90 (other sources claim 60) were built in 1938 and were then sent to ''Küstenfliegergruppe 806'' (Coastal Flying Group).<ref name="Regnat 2004, p. 71.">{{harvnb|Regnat|2004|p=71}}</ref><ref>{{harvnb|Janowicz|2004|p=27}}</ref> Powered by the DB 600G engines, it could carry a {{cvt|2000|kg}} payload. Only a few of the pre-production J-0s were fitted with the powerplant, the DB 600 was used, performance deteriorated and the torpedo bomber was not pursued. The J variants were used in training schools until 1944.<ref name="Regnat 2004, p. 32."/> Some J-1s were used as test beds for {{Interlanguage link|Blohm & Voss L 10|de}} radio-guided [[air-to-ground]] torpedo missiles.<ref>{{harvnb|Nowarra|1980|p=87}}</ref>