Under restoration at the excellent museum in Nordholz is Arado 196A-5 623183. Built by Arado Flugzeugwerke and assembled by Fokker in Amsterdam during 1944. Assigned to Prinz Eugen. On May 7, 1945 surrendered aboard Prinz Eugen to the Royal Navy at Copenhagen. On January 13, 1946 departs Wesermünde bound for Boston for technical evaluation. Later displayed at NAS Willow Grove as part of the David Ascher collection and moved on to Pensacola. It arrived in Germany on a permanent loan basis late 2012 and has been under restoration ever since. Its wings are of Arado 1960293.

The B-29 rear fuselage in the right foreground is that of the "Enola Gay"

The captured German cruiser Prinz Eugen sailed to the USA in 1946 with two Ar 196s on board. The ship's catapult was installed at Mustin Field and some test launches were carried out with spurious markings painted on this aircraft. These were simply copied from an old publicity photo of Ar 196A-4 GA-DX, c/n 0124. This airframe, really an Ar 196A-5 built by Fokker in Amsterdam, is currently in National Air and Space Museum custody for possible restoration. The other Ar 196 from Prinz Eugen is now back in Germany, at Nordholz.