Ar 65

The Arado Ar 65 was the single-seat biplane fighter successor to the Ar 64. Both looked very similar. The only major difference was the use of a 12-cylinder inline engine versus the Ar 64's radial. The wingspan was also increased.

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AR65; Arado Ar 65
mass 3329 pound, mass 4255 pound, speed 185 mile per hour, speed 300 kilometre per hour, length 8.37 metre, mass 1950 kilogram, mass 1530 kilogram, speed 2086 foot per minute, length 330.75 inch, 2 MG 17,
single-seat fighter, biplane fighter, Arado Flugzeugwerke, Luftwaffe, Tsarist Bulgarian Air Force,

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Ar 65F ⓘ
fighter aircraft by Arado

Frameless

Arado Ar 65 Germany

Arado Ar65

Arado Ar 65, FFS A-B 72, Markersdorf b. St. Pölten (1a)

Arado Ar 65, FFS A-B 72 Markersdorf b. St. Pölten (3a)

Arado Ar 65, FFS A-B 72, Markersdorf b. St. Pölten (2a)

Arado Ar 65, FFS A-B 72 Markersdorf b. St. Pölten (3b)

Arado Ar 65, FFS A-B 72 Markersdorf b. St. Pölten (2b)

Arado Ar 65, FFS A-B 72, Markersdorf b. St. Pölten (1b)

Type	Subtype	Description	Notes	Source

class	aircraft	Ar 65F	Ar 65	Wikidata
commons	image	Arado Ar 65 Germany		Commons
commons	image	Arado Ar 65 Germany		Commons
commons	image	Arado Ar65		Commons
commons	image	Arado Ar 65, FFS A-B 72, Markersdorf b. St. Pölten (1a)		Commons
commons	image	Arado Ar 65, FFS A-B 72 Markersdorf b. St. Pölten (3a)		Commons
commons	image	Arado Ar 65, FFS A-B 72, Markersdorf b. St. Pölten (2a)		Commons
commons	image	Arado Ar 65, FFS A-B 72 Markersdorf b. St. Pölten (3b)		Commons
commons	image	Arado Ar 65, FFS A-B 72 Markersdorf b. St. Pölten (2b)		Commons
commons	image	Arado Ar 65, FFS A-B 72, Markersdorf b. St. Pölten (1b)		Commons

Ar 65

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