An advanced trainer IMAM Ro.41 in version single-seater of Flying School of Italian Regia Aeronautica's Academy at Capua like indicated by the acronym CAP (Capua). In Regia Aeronautica the acronym of three letters + individual number of aircraft shown an airplane of a military flying school. Capua was the airfield of the Flying School of Caserta's Academy and the Ro.41 was the its standard advanced training aircraft. This photo, like indicated by the camouflage of the aircraft, before of this date all white, and the Italian flag on the rudder, was perhaps taken in the months immediately before the outbreaak of the war (for Italy Juin 6, 1940). Victor Sierra

Italian Flying School

Caproni 310 was a twin-engined aircraft specifically projected for reconnaissance, light bombing and airlinks purposes in colonial enviroment.
The tricolor on the rudder instead of the white Savoia cross, indicates a pre-war picture.

CA 310 Colonial twin-engined scout

The plain of a desert can became sometime both a motorway and an airstrip...
What a traffic... here we can see a German half-truck towing an 88mm gun, an Italian Fiat 500 Topolino Furgoncino Militare and an SM 81.