Arado

The Arado Ar-234 was the first purpose-built jet bomber. Although the prototypes were completed largely by the end of 1941, delays in the supply of the engines meant that it was not until July 1943 that the type first flew. By the end of the war, more than 220 of the type had been constructed, although only a small proportion of these had actually entered service. The first of Midland Publishing's new 'Military Aircraft in Detail' series provides a detailed history of the development and operation of the Ar-234, supported by many photos, line drawings, and speciallly commissioned artworks.

When the revolutionary twin jet-powered Arado Ar 234 first appeared in the skies over north-west Europe in the summer of 1944, it represented the state-of-the-art in terms of aeronautical and technical development. The Ar 234 was a formidable aircraft – powered by Jumo 004Bs, the same engine used by the Me 262, and with a maximum speed of 735 km/h and range of 1600 km/h, it was very difficult for the Allies to 'catch'. Here was a machine that with its superior speed could operate with impunity as both a bomber and in the reconnaissancerole.

Number 8 in the Luftwaffe Profile Series describes the design and use of the Arado Ar 240.,b/w photos color profiles,drawings, 8 1/2"x11".

El disco de arado que suele aplicarse para el cultivo agrario ingeniosamente es utilizado en Argentina para cocinar… aprenda cómo con estas exquisitas recetas de preparaciones con carne vacuna, pollo y pescado, además de pizzas y otras delicias.