ADDED: he 111-z (towplane)
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oohohohoohohohyhoohoho!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ive been trying to find a pic of the 323, and, info on it forever, that thing is awesome, it could be the first ah vehicle transport, a tank or supp vehicle drives in (this would really only serve on aquad ops because people wil be hard to recuit but it would still be awesome), and you could have some troops... oh! sweet a 17.1 ton bomb!!!!:eek: ( maybe perkable?)
(couldnt remember name)
Messerschmitt Me 323

Type: Heavy Cargo Transport
Origin: Messerscmitt AG
Models: D And E
First Flight: Fall 1941
Service Delivery: May 1942
Final Delivery: March 1944
Engine: Gnome-Rhone 14N 48/49 14-Cylinder two row radials
Horsepower: 1,140
Number: Six
Dimensions:
Wing span: 55m (180 ft. 5.5 in.)
Length: 28.15m (92 ft. 4.25 in.)
Height: 10.15m (33 ft. 3.5 in.)
Wing Surface Area: N/A
Weights:
Empty: 27,330kg (60,260 lbs.)
Maximum: 43,000kg (94,815 lbs.)
Performance:
Maximum Speed: 285km/h (177 mph) on tow
Initial climb: 710ft/min (216m/min)
Range: 684 miles (1100km)
Service Ceiling: 13,100 ft (4000m)
Armament:
Five MG 15 mounted in nose mounts
Six Mg 34 infantry MG's in beam windows
Waffentraeger (Weapons Carrier)
11 20mm MG 151 cannon
and
4 13mm MG 131 Machine Guns
This version also carried several tonnes of armor and bulletproof glass. Eventually it was decided that escort fighters would be more effective and this version did not see wide-spread production.
Avionics:
N/A
Bomb load:
One 17.7 ton bomb was dropped in trials, though the aircraft crashed during the trials due to structural failure after the test aircraft had been straffed by Allied fighters days earlier.
Comment:
A powered derivative of the Me 321, the Me 323 proved to be a successful aircraft. Several variants were produced including a Gunship and bomber. This vulnerable transport suffered heavily at the guns of Allied fighters.
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possibly we could use its predacessor, a glider towed by 2 drone 110's, pilot in lead(3rd) 110 (or he111-z to reduce potency), untill drop, glider drone untill drop, (this could lead to an incredible "airbomb" if you have 6 people you could have 3 110's taking down hangars as a glider drops down and lands in city (city needs to be down. or you could do the less potent approach, and take the 323, i like em both
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Messerschmitt Me 321

Type: Heavy Cargo Glider
Origin: Messerscmitt AG
Models: A and B
First Flight: March 7, 1941
Service Delivery: June 1941
Final Delivery: April 1942
Engine: None
Dimensions:
Wing span: 55m (180 ft. 5.5 in.)
Length: 28.15m (92 ft. 4.25 in.)
Height: 10.15m (33 ft. 3.5 in.)
Wing Surface Area: N/A
Weights:
Empty: 12,400kg (27,432 lbs.)
Maximum: 34,400kg (75,852 lbs.)
Performance:
Maximum Speed: 160km/h (99 mph) on tow
Initial climb: 492ft/min (150m/min) towed by 3 Bf 110's)
Range: N/A
Service Ceiling: N/A
Armament:
Two Twin 7.92mm MG 15 mounted in windows
Avionics:
N/A
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Heinkel He 111Z "Zwilling"

He 111Z-1
Type: Glider Tug
Origin: Ernst Heinkel AG
Crew: 7-9
First Flight: N/A
Service Delivery: N/A
Final Delivery: N/A
Production: 2 prototypes, 10 production Z-1s
Engine:
Model: Junkers Jumo 211F-2
Type: Liquid cooled inverted V-12
Number: Five Horsepower: 1,350 hp
Dimensions:
Wing span: 35.20m (115 ft. 6 in.)
Length: 16.4m (53 ft. 9½ in.)
Height: 4m (13 ft. 1½ in.)
Wing Surface Area: N/A
Weights:
Empty: 47,300 lb. (21500 kg)
Loaded: 62,900 lb. (28600 kg.)
Performance:
Maximum Speed:
Unencumbered: 270 mph (435 kph)
Towing one Me 321: 137 mph (220 kph)
Towing two Go 242: 155 mph (250 kph)
Range: N/A
Service Ceiling: N/A
Armament:
Various, depending on 'donor' aircraft. Usually up to about 8 weapons, mainly 7.7mm MGs, also 13mm MGs and perhaps a 20mm cannon.
Variants:
He 111Z: Prototypes. 2 Built
He 111Z-1: Production version. 10 Built.
He 111Z-2: Proposed bomber version. None built.
Additional Images:
Image 1 - Close up of engines.
Image 2 - 3-view.
Image 3 - Inflight.
Image 4 - With starter cart.
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ME323 ME321HE111-Z zwilling luftwaffe gliders for more info on luftwaffe aircraft, goto:
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Good old ah!
