Very rare near complete electrical generator from German Arado Ar 232 Tausendfüßler cargo/transport aircraft number 0100012 of Wettererkundungsstaffel Wekusta 5 TC+EG which crashed in bad weather on 26th August 1943 in Norway

This is a totally rare find a near complete electrical generator. The generator which is inside its steel case with what looks like all its internal electrical components it has ripped off and smashed up a bit by the impact of the crash it is in relic but solid condition it is 8 inches long by 5 inches wide in size it is rusty but solid and has been well cleaned.This is is a rare one for any collection and is perfect for display. The part comes from German Arado Ar 232 Tausendfüßler cargo/transport aircraft number 0100012 of Wettererkundungsstaffel Wekusta 5 TC+EG which crashed shortly after take-off in bad weather on the 26th August 1943. The part comes with 2xA5 laminated information cards with crash site pictures of what it looks like now. The parts have come from a private collection which the items were collected many years ago directly from the crash sites he visited and found including surface finds or some aircraft that were dug out and recovered all these parts now available for the first time.

German Arado Ar 232 Tausendfüßler cargo/transport aircraft number 0100012 of Wettererkundungsstaffel Wekusta 5 TC+EG which crashed shortly after take-off in bad weather on the 26th August 1943. The aircraft crashed in Finnmark which in the very North of Norway. The German aircraft crashed shortly after take-off in bad weather from Banak airfield. The crew of three, and four ground personal passengers, were all killed in this crash. Oberleutnant Rudolf Schütze. Oberfeldwebel Josef Ullitzka. Obereldwebel Roman Symma. Passengers: Obgefreiter Ulrich Vogt. Obgefreiter Rudolf Graupner. Obgefreiter Albert Vorthmann. Obgefreiter Heinz Wegener. All rest at Botn Cemetery, Rognan in Norway.