Arado Ar 196 seaplane

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The Arado Ar 196 seaplane was a German World War II shipboard reconnaissance floatplane widely used by the Kriegsmarine for scouting, patrol, and maritime operations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II aircraft
military aircraft
reconnaissance floatplane
shipboard seaplane
aircraftType floatplane
low-wing monoplane
single-engine
armament depth charges
fixed forward-firing machine guns
flexible rear machine gun
light bombs
category Arado Ar 196
surface form: Arado aircraft

World War II German military aircraft
floatplanes
countryOfOrigin Germany
crew 2
crewRole observer
pilot
designedFor shipboard catapult operations
engineType piston engine
firstFlightDate 1937-05-01
floatConfiguration twin-float
height approximately 4.45 m
inServiceDuring 1939–1945
introduced 1938
landingCapability water landing
launchedFrom German battleships
German cruisers
auxiliary ships
catapult-equipped warships
length approximately 11 m
manufacturer Arado Flugzeugwerke
maximumSpeed approximately 320 km/h
notableFor being the standard shipboard reconnaissance aircraft of the Kriegsmarine
operatedBy Kriegsmarine
Luftwaffe
powerplant BMW 132 radial engine
primaryRole maritime reconnaissance
range approximately 1,000 km
secondaryRole air-sea rescue
anti-submarine warfare
coastal patrol
patrol
serviceCeiling approximately 7,000 m
status retired
successorTo Heinkel He 60
usedBy Allied forces (captured)
Bulgaria
Finland
Germany
Romania
Soviet Union
surface form: Soviet Union (captured)
usedInConflict World War II
wingspan approximately 12.4 m

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Admiral Graf Spee aircraftType Arado Ar 196 seaplane