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    Arado Ar 234

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    Arado Ar 234 Blitz


    Arado 234 Start und Landung, Startwagen, Nebelgeräte (Krafteier)


    Arado AR-234 bomber skid landing. (no sound)

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    the skid landing looks like a real FOD nightmare

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    Probably the best and most capable aircraft of WWII ..
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    Was this baby really in action or just a protoype?

    Surely no allied fighter could mess with this one...

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    Quote Originally Posted by holyfetzer View Post
    Was this baby really in action or just a protoype?

    Surely no allied fighter could mess with this one...

    Some got caught going too slow.




    Last edited by B25Hmitchell; 06-22-2007 at 09:37 AM.

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    Anything is voulnerable at some point.

    The Ar234 could fly faster and higher than any allied fighter.
    Quote Originally Posted by holyfetzer View Post
    Was this baby really in action or just a protoype?

    Surely no allied fighter could mess with this one...
    Read this.

    I believe they even were part of the Remagen raids.

    http://www.faqs.org/docs/air/avar234.html
    http://www.abc.net.au/gnt/history/Tr...s/s1110428.htm

    Erich Sommer

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    Quote Originally Posted by He219 View Post
    I believe they even were part of the Remagen raids.

    Yes, as well as bomb toting Me-262's

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    Granted they both didn't fare well as divebombers.

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    One of my favorite Robert Taylor prints...

    Last edited by B25Hmitchell; 06-22-2007 at 09:37 AM.

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    yeah they took part in the remagen raid

    but i believe that they where more designed for photo reconnaissance missions

    and later where adapted for dive bombing ground targets and attacking allied bombers.

    supposed to attack the B 29 superfortress at great alltitude also if the war had progressed further

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    Thanks Jµµso!!

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