View from high of Fiat Aeronautica d’Italia’s Airfield (Turin Aeritalia) after the air raid on 25 April 1944. Note the hangers on the left heavily damaged and, at the right, the factory’s buildings destroyed, On the airfield, riddled by the bombs, are parked many Fiat aircrafts, three engine transport plane G.12s, biplane CR.42LWs for Luftwaffe and G.55s for ANR, waiting for delivery damaged more or less badly. Victor Sierra

After the air raid

The G.55’s assembly line of Fiat Aeronautica’s factory of Corso Marche at Turin completely destroyed by the 15th Air Force’s on 25 April 1944. As a consequence of this air raid the production of G.55s Centauro for the Aeronautica Nazionale Repubblicana (ANR), the Air Force of Fascist Repubblica Sociale Italiana, was halted. Victor Sierra

Fiat’s assembly line destroyed

An ANR’s G.55 Centauro parked on Aeritalia Airfield badly damaged by the Fiat Aeronautica’s bombing on 15 April 1944. A bomb’s burst has unhinged the aircraft’s canopy and pierced the wing. On the right wing the soil raised by a bomb. Victor Sierra