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The Arado 95 was a single-engine reconnaissance and patrol biplane designed and built by the German firm Arado in the late 1930s. Ordered by Chile and Turkey, a number were taken over by the Kriegsmarine (German Navy) when World War II started.

Ar 95
Role Reconnaissance Biplane
Manufacturer Arado
First flight 3 December 1936
Primary users Chile
Kriegsmarine
Number built 42
Variants Arado Ar 195

Development


The Arado 95 was designed in 1935 as a two-seat seaplane, for coastal patrol, reconnaissance and light attack roles. The first prototype, an all-metal biplane powered by a BMW 132 radial engine, flew in 1936,[1] while a second prototype was powered by a Junkers Jumo 210 liquid-cooled engine. The two prototypes were evaluated against the similar Focke-Wulf Fw 62. The BMW-powered version was considered worthy of further study, and a batch of six was sent for further evaluation with the Legion Condor during the Spanish Civil War.[2]

The Arado Ar 95 was the basis for the prototype Ar 195 carrier-based torpedo bomber, which was proposed for operation from the German aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin.[1]


Operational history


Arado Ar 95
Arado Ar 95

The Ar 95 was not ordered by the German armed forces, and so was offered for export in two versions, the Ar 95W floatplane and Ar 95L landplane, with a fixed, spatted undercarriage. Six Ar 95Ls were ordered by the Chilean Air Force, being delivered prior to the start of World War II.[3] Turkey placed an order for Ar 95Ws, but these were taken over by Germany at the outbreak of war.

The requisitioned Ar 95s were designated by the Luftwaffe as the Ar 95A, and were used for training[1] and for coastal reconnaissance operations in the Baltic Sea, operating off the coast of Latvia and Estonia in 1941, and in the Gulf of Finland.[2] They continued operating until late 1944.[1]


Operators


 Chile
 Germany
 Spain

Specifications (Arado 95A-1)


Data from Warplanes of the Luftwaffe.[2]

General characteristics

Performance

Armament


See also


Related development

Related lists


References


  1. Smith, J.R; Kay, Antony L (1972). German Aircraft of the Second World War. London: Putnam. ISBN 0-85177-836-4.
  2. Donald, David, ed. (1994). Warplanes of the Luftwaffe. London: Aerospace Publishing. ISBN 1-874023-56-5.
  3. Taylor, Michael J. H., ed. (1989). Jane's Encyclopedia of Aviation. London: Jane's Publishing. ISBN 1-85170-324-1.

Bibliography



На других языках


[de] Arado Ar 95

Die Arado Ar 95 war ein deutsches zwei- bzw. dreisitziges Mehrzweckflugzeug für See- und Landeinsatz. Obwohl von der Luftwaffe zunächst abgelehnt, durften die Arado Flugzeugwerke den Doppeldecker schließlich in kleiner Stückzahl für den Export bauen. Die bis Kriegsbeginn nicht verkauften Flugzeuge übernahm die Luftwaffe und setzte sie bis zum Ende des Zweiten Weltkrieges in der Ostsee ein.
- [en] Arado Ar 95

[fr] Arado Ar 95

L'Arado Ar 95 est un biplan avion de reconnaissance côtière et de bombardement léger allemand de la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

[it] Arado Ar 95

L'Arado Ar 95 era un idroricognitore marittimo a scarponi biplano prodotto dall'azienda tedesca Arado Flugzeugwerke GmbH dalla fine degli anni trenta.

[ru] Arado Ar 95

Арадо 95 (нем. Arado Ar 95) — немецкий одномоторный двухместный гидроплан торпедоносец-разведчик, биплан, разработанный в 1937 году в нацистской Германии. Также данная модель использовалась для патрулирования акватории в ходе сражений немецкой армии на Восточном фронте.



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