After the end of short war against the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, April 1941, the Italians seized some aircraft of Yugoslav Royal Air Force like thirteen units of the advanced trainer Fizir FP-2. In Italian hands the Fizir FP-2s 
were used from May 1941 to June 1943 for fighting the partisan units in Montenegro and Albania. In the photo some of this planes in service with the 39th Squadriglia in Albania. Victor Sierra

Yugoslav aircrafts seized by Italians

Italian fighter Fiat CR.42 of 385th Squadriglia, 157 th Gruppo Caccia, standing at Trapani-Milo Airport, Summer 1940. Today the Trapani-Milo Airport isn't existing. The today's airport of Trapani is Birgi, military airport, is base of 37th Stormo with the last F-16 of Italian Air Force,open also to civil traffic. Victor Sierra

CR.42 at Trapani

Tripoli, Castel Benito Airfield, in early 1940. Fighter aircraft Fiat CR.32s of 94th Squadriglia, 8th Gruppo Caccia of Italian Regia Aeronautica. Note the livery and markings in use before the war of Italy against France and United Kingdom. Now obsolescent and pending the replacement with the CR.42, after the oubreak of the hostilities the CR.32 was transferred at role of assault aircraft. Victor Sierra