Regia Aeronautica OOB on 10 June 1940 - Comando Supremo
2010年3月12日 · Listed below is the Regia Aeronautica OOB as of 10 June 1940. This order of battle only pertains to the start of hostilities on 10 June 1940. A Fiat CR.42 Falco in 1941. 9th (independent) Fighter Squadron (CR.42 – Gorizia) 7th Independent Fighter Squadron (Ba.88 – Campiglia) 124th Recon Flight (Ro.37 – Cagliari-Elmas)
Asisbiz Regia Aeronautica Units during WWII
2021年12月27日 · First unit to completely re-equip with the new fighter was the 155°Gruppo C.T. of Comandante Duilio Fanali, and which just before the end of May was transferred to the airfield at Gela, in Sicilia, ready to launch, together with other units of the Regia Aeronautica and Luftwaffe, the siege of the island of Malta.
Regia Aeronautica ORBAT June 1940 - France Fights On - Tapatalk
2010年1月11日 · Steady attrition, a shortage of spare parts and a realization by the Italian army that the Ba.65s were not really an effective weapon resulted in the replacement of the Bredas in the 160th Squadron with the Fiat C.R.32 quater, a close-support fighter-bomber adaptation of the 1932-vintage C.R.32 biplane fighter.
Regia Aeronautica - Units, Bases, and Assigned Aircraft 1940-1943
Regia Aeronautica - Units, Bases, and Assigned Aircraft 1940-1943. Date of Arrival Base Country Aircraft ; 1st Gruppo APC; 12th, 89th, 104th Squadriglie: 6/10/40: Tripoli-Mellaha : Tripolitan :
Italian fighters, training and liaison aircrafts
2012年7月5日 · Just before the invasion, the Regia Aeronautica moved to Southern Italy. 50° Stormo Assalto, a specialized ground attack unit was equipped with Fiat G.50bis fighter-bombers. As soon the invasion started, on 10 July 1943, further units were rushed to the area.
STORMO! The Regia Aeronautica in A.O.I. 1939/41 by Giulio Gobbi
At the beginning of WWII the situation of the Regia Aeronautica in AOI was far from adequate, with but a single Stormo assigned to the area. This situation was recognized at the higher levels of the Regia Aeronautica and a program was initiated in 1939 to reinforce these units both quantitatively and qualitatively as follows:
Airfields on Rhodes - RAFCommands
All were part of the Aegean Air Command under this were the 39th Bomber wing and under this 56th and 92nd bomber group and 163rd independant fighter group. Their bases are listed as. 56th bomb - Gadurra. 92nd bomb and 163rd IFG - Maritza
The Regia Aeronautica (Italian Air Force) - 2008 Archive Room - WW2 …
2007年10月10日 · July and August of 1941 saw units of the Regia Aeronautica flying in Russia in support of 60,000 Italian ground troops fighting in Operation Barbarossa. Not surprisingly, mediocre airplanes, steady bad weather and the Russian Winter, combined to minimize the impact of the RA on the Eastern Front.
Regia Aeronautica fighter planes during CRUSADER
2009年3月21日 · By 1 January 1942, following substantial reinforcements arriving from Italy and the Balkans, as well as losses suffered in battle, the operational fighter strength of the Regia Aeronautica in North Africa stood at 97 planes, broken down as follows: Fiat CR.42: 34; Fiat G.50: 14; Macchi Mc.200: 24; Macchi Mc.202: 35; Bi-plane Fighter/Ground Attack
Regia Aeronautica - Wikipedia
During World War I, the Italian Corpo Aeronautico Militare, then still part of the Regio Esercito (Royal Army), operated a mix of French fighters and locally built bombers, notably the gigantic Caproni aircraft. The Regia Marina (Royal Navy) had …