Type | Remarks |
E-0 | Horizontal bomber, pilot series. Do 217 E-01: 1st flight: 4, 10. 1940. 6-10 machines built 2 x BMW 801 MA. 5 MG 15. 1 MG 151, 4000 kg bombs (8 x SC 250 or 4 x SC 500 or 2 x SC 1000 kg), largely equivalent to Do 217 V9, 4 man crew |
E-1 | Horizontal bomber. Series at the end of 1940. Armament see E-0, largely corresponds to Do 217 E-0. |
E-1/R4 | Bomber launch equipment for aerial torpedoes or aerial mines, otherwise see E-1. |
E-1/R6 | Reconnaissance aircraft (and horizontal bomber. with 1 (2) Rb cameras in the bomb room, otherwise E-1. |
E-1/R14a | Bomber with either 750-liter tank or SC 100 in the rear bomb compartment, otherwise see E-1. |
E-1/R7 | Horizontal bomber with 4-man inflatable boat, otherwise E-1. |
E-1/R8 | Horizontal bomber with jettisonable 750 l additional tank in the forward bomb compartment |
E-1/R9 | Horizontal bomber corresponding to E-1 /R8. but with tank in the rear bomb compartment. |
E-2 | Combat aircraft, E-2 flight: Oct. 1940, Serie from 1941. 1 x MG 151. 2 x MG 15, 1 x 131 (C-St.) and DL 131/1 (B-St ), dive brakes, BMW 801, other E-1. |
V 11 | Bomber, 11th prototype. for the E-2-Serie. |
E-2/R1 | Bomber with drop capability for SC/SD 1800. Otherwise E-2 (horizontal and dive bombing missions). |
E-2/R2 | Bomber with additional equipment for 2 250 kg bombs on ETC under the wings. Otherwise see E-2. |
E-2/R3 | Bomber with 2 frames (= 8 locks) for SC 50X in the bomb bay, otherwise see E-2. |
E-2/R4 | Torpedo bomber and minelayer, corresponding to E-2. |
E-2/R5 | Bomber with fixed MK 101 in the nose, otherwise see E-2. |
E-2/R6 | Reconnaissance see E-1/R6 and E-2. |
E-2/R7 | Bomber for sea use, see E-1/R7 and E-2. |
E-2/R10 | Gliderbombs on ETC 20O0/XIIA at outer wing ,otherwise like E-2. |
E-2/R13 | Dive bomber with jettisonable additional tank in the front bomb compartment, otherwise see Do 217 E-2. |
E-2/R13a | Dive bomber corresponding to E-2/13, but tank in the rear bomb compartment. |
E-2/R14 | Dive bomber for long-range missions or for carrying a bomb instead of a tank. |
E-2/R19 | Dive bomber with rear armament (Giesskanne) with 2 MG 81Z, otherwise see E-2. |
E-2/R21 | Dive bomber with jettisonable fuel tanks under the outer wings, otherwise E-2. |
E-3 | Bomber for Atlantic operations. Reinforced defensive armament, MG 15 at side positions. 1 20 mm MG FF instead in the front , 2 additional tanks with 750 I each in the bomb compartment, otherwise E-1 or E-2. |
E-3/R1 | Bomber for sea missions with 1 SC 1800 instead of the fuel tank. otherwise E-3. |
E-3/R2 | Combat aircraft for sea missions with 2 SC 250 under the outer wings, otherwise E-3. |
E-3/R3 | Combat aircraft for sea missions. Corresponds to E-3 and E-2/R3. |
E-3/R4 | Torpedo bomber for the Lufttorpedo 5, otherwise like E-3. |
E-3/R5 | Combat aircraft for naval use with fixed MK 101 instead of MG FF (20 mm) in the front |
E-4 | Torpedo bomber. BMW 801C, largely corresponds E-2 In use from 1942, Kutonase. Rods for depth andangle shot adjustment for torpedo |
E-4/R4 | Torpedo bomber and minelayer, corresponding to . E-3/4 |
E-4/R7 | Bomber for sea missions corresponding to E-2/R7, E-4. |
E-4/R10 | Glide bomb carrier corresponding to E-2/R10, base E-4. |
E-4/R10/R10a | Bomber corresponding E 2/R10/R13a. base E-4. |
E-4/R14 | Torpedo bomber for long-range use. Corresponds to E-3. |
E-4/R15 | Bomber with special equipment attachment for HS 293. |
E-4/R16 | Bomber with ETC 2000 for Fritz X or HS 293 between fuselage and engine nacelles, otherwise see E-4 |
E-4/R17 | Long-range torpedo bomber with expandable 1160 fuel tank in the bomb bay, equipment replaces R13a and R14a, otherwise E-4. |
E-4/R19 | Torpedo bomber with rear armament. |
E-4/R21 | Long-range torpedo bomber with removable fuel tanks under the outer wings, otherwise see E-4 |
E-4/R25 | Torpedo bomber with tail parachute brake. otherwise E-4 |
E-5 | Glide bomb carrier, corresponding to E-4 and E-2, standard FuG 203b and FuG 230. as well as ETC 2000/VII. Firstflight 26.8.1943. Serie with ca 66 machines partly by conversion from E-4 |
E-5/R15 | Glide bomb carrier . |