Editing Heinkel He 111 (section)

==Operators==
[[File:Captured He 111 in Libya 1942.jpg|thumb|A Heinkel He 111H bomber, which was abandoned by the Luftwaffe in North Africa and subsequently captured by the Royal Air Force]]

===Military operators===
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* [[Bulgarian Air Force]]<ref>{{harvnb|Mackay|2003|pp=187, 189}}</ref>
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* [[Chinese Nationalist Air Force]]<ref name="Janowicz 2004, p. 16"/>
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* [[Czechoslovak Air Force]] operated one aircraft post-war.<ref>{{harvnb|Nowarra|1980|pp=244–245}}</ref>
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* ''[[Luftwaffe]]''
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* [[Royal Hungarian Air Force]]<ref name="Mackay 2003, p. 186.">{{harvnb|Mackay|2003|p=186}}</ref>
[[File:Bundesarchiv Bild 101I-622-2960-35A, Flugzeug Heinkel He 111.jpg|thumb|Heinkel He 111H in the Romanian Air Force]]
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* [[Royal Romanian Air Force]]<ref name="Mackay 2003, p. 186."/>
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* [[Slovak Air Force (1939–1945)|Slovak Air Force]]<ref>{{harvnb|Mackay|2003|p=187}}</ref>
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* [[Soviet Air Forces]] operated several captured He 111s during World War II.<ref name="Mackay 2003, p. 186."/>
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* [[Spanish Air Force]].<ref>{{harvnb|Nowarra|1980|pp=246}}</ref>
[[File:Heinkel He-111 in Turkish service.jpg|thumb|Heinkel He 111F in Turkish service]]
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* [[Turkish Air Force]] operated 24 He 111F-1s, with first deliveries in 1937, and remaining in use until 1944.{{sfn|Griehl|2006|p=34}}<ref name="AIsep87 p133">{{harvnb|''Air International'' September 1987|p=133}}</ref>
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* [[Royal Air Force]] operated various captured variants during and after the war for evaluation purposes i.e. to discover strengths and weaknesses.<ref>{{harvnb|Mackay|2003|p=119}}</ref>
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* [[United States Army Air Forces]] operated several captured aircraft after the war. One H-20 – 23 may be the aircraft currently on display at the RAF Museum Hendon, minus the ''Drehlafette'' DL 131 turret.<ref>{{harvnb|Mackay|2003|p=177}}</ref>

===Civil operators===
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* [[China National Aviation Corporation|Central Air Transport Corporation]] (CATC) operated a single ex-air force He 111A re-fitted with [[Wright Cyclone]] radial engines.<ref name="Andersson China p217-8,270">{{harvnb|Andersson|2008|pp=217–218, 270}}</ref>
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* [[Deutsche Luft Hansa]] operated 12 aircraft.<ref name="Nowarra 1980, p. 229."/>
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* Unknown civilian user operated one converted bomber. The registration of the He 111 was YR-PTP. Works, or factory number is unknown.<ref>{{harvnb|Nowarra|1980|p=245}}</ref>