A trainer aircraft IMAM Ro.41 former Italian Regia Aeronautica and sized by Luftwaffe destroyed in an airport of Central Italy, 1945. Victor Sierra

German Ro.41 destroyed

In the rich war chest of Italian aircrafts seized by Germans after the Armistice of September 8, 1943 figure also some trainer airplanes IMAM Ro.41 perhaps never transferred in Germany. In the photo a Ro.41 in Luftwaffe markings over an airport perhaps of Northern Italy, winter 1943-1944. Victor Sierra

Italian trainer seized by Luftwaffe

Landing accident at one of Fiat CR.32bis former Heimwehr Flieger Korp (Austrian Air Corps) transferred to German Luftwaffe in 1938 after the Anschluss. The Luftwaffen Kommando Österreich inherited the Austrian aircrafts, whose many of Italian production, included the fighters Fiat CR.32bis commanded (45 units) by Austrian Air Corps in 1936 and based at Aspern and Aibling. The life of Fiat biplane in Luftwaffe was very brief: the 36 aircraft again serviceable was selled to Hungarian Air Force. Victor Sierra