The old AGO company was resurrected by the Nazi government, and built many aircraft for the Luftwaffe. A design department was set up in 1934 and it seems that D-OAGO, the first of three prototypes of the Oa 192 light transport, first flew in the summer of 1935. There is evidence of only three Ao 192B production aircraft: D-ODAF (c/n Q4), D-OLER (Q5) and D-OSSS (Q6), the latter used by the headquarters of the Waffen-SS . Assumed to be c/n Q1, D-OAGO saw military service as SA-QA. Postcard.

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