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Old 04-29-2005, 11:39 AM   #16
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The Cr.42s were escort for some Italian bombers which made a raid on Ramsgate but I don't remember the bomber type
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Old 04-29-2005, 11:45 AM   #17
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I never knew about the bombers, my guess is that the would have been the lovely Fiat Br.20.

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yes they definatley launched bombers........
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How interesting. I knew about the Germans bombarding Britain, but I didn't know the Italians got in on the act, but then like most of WW2, the Itailians just didn't make an impression.
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The Italian bombers were BR20's and they paid a heavy price. One odd thing, when the British looked at the crach sites at least one of the BR20's had a rifle with bayonet on board. Why, no one ever found out.
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Just the thing for a close flying Spit!
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They used BR.20's? Foolish Italians...The BR.20 may have looked damn good but it was by no means a good plane
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This is a little out of date(...) but for the record the Italiens also used the Fiat Br.20 during the B.o.B - on one raid, 6 out of 14 aircraft were shot down. My uncle, then a kid, managed to pinch a hispano-Suiza engine valve from one of them before the guards could get there (I have it still, on loan to a small museum in NZ while I'm not there - 12 years so far...)

I don't know if they used anything else though, although the SM 79 sparviero is a possibility..
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