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- Abandoned Ar-2 21
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- Ar-2 “White 2” 1941
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- Wrecks of Ar-2 and He 111
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- Destroyed Ar-2 25
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- Ar-2 code 5
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- Ar-2 1
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- Ar-2 nose
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- Ar-2 coded 9, 1941
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- Wrecks of Ar-2 bombers
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- Ar-2 8
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- Destroyed Ar-2 10
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- Ar-2 frontal view
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- Ar-2 18
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- Ar-2 code 7
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- Arkhangelsky Ar-2 on the ground
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- Ar-2 tail
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- Ar-2 nose and engine
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- Abandoned Ar-2 “yellow 3” of the 46th SBAP
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- Ar-2 bombers
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- Ar-2 and Tupolev USB
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- Soviet dive-bomber Ar-2 20
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- German soldiers posing with Ar-2
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- Soviet dive-bomber Ar-2
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- Ar-2 code 3, Šiauliai 1941
The bomber was constructed by Alexander Arkhangelsky in 1939 and was built on the basis of the Typolev SB-2 aircraft. The prototype, bearing the designation SB-RK, was flown in 1940. After short rehearsals the bomber entered the series production under the designation Ar-2.
Approximately 200 aircraft were built.