The Yugoslav-built Hawker Hurricane Mk I s/n 2337 of the Royal Yugoslav Air Force seized by Italians in Montenegro photographed at Tirana airport before the transfer in Italy (notice the Italian flags in front to the hangar and, into the same hangar, the tail, with the I of the Italian civil airplanes, of an Italian airliners, likely a Fiat G.18). The airplane has still the original markings soon after replaced by the Italian insignias but keeping the Yugoslav camouflage and finish. Victor Sierra



Transit at Tirana

A column of light supports a Fiat G.50 of the first serie exhibited at the International Aviation Saloon of Milan, 1937. DVX

Column of light in the skies

Accident to an Italian Air Force’s Fiat CR.32 before the Italy’s entry in the WW2. The aircraft, still with the pre-war all silver finish and which had experienced an extreme yaw, likely on landing, with impact with the ground of the right wings, has lengthened exhaust. Is clearly one of CR.32 employed for the first night fighter’s tests. Victor Sierra