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RAAF Fiat CMASA RS.14

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  Several examples of the Fiat CMASA RS.14 along with other aircraft were captured both intact or damaged as British and Australian units moved into the recently occupied Port Augusta harbour area in Sicily in August 1943. These were examined by personnel of 450 Sqn, RAAF.

Examples that have been identified are listed below.

  
     
 

Captured Fiat RS.14 Image Gallery

  
     
 
RAAF Serial Original Serial  c/n Type Aircraft History
N/A MM.35420

170-7

   RS.14 Serie III Operated by Regia Aeronautica's 170th Squadriglia Ricognizione Marittima,
Captured with other examples 450 Sqn, RAAF at Augusta, Sicily in August 1943.
N/A MM.35?44

170-7

   RS.14 Serie III Operated by Regia Aeronautica's 170th Squadriglia Ricognizione Marittima,
Captured with other examples 450 Sqn, RAAF at Augusta, Sicily in August 1943.
 
 
 
 
     

The Author of this page is Brendan Cowan

Source:  Australian War Memorial, National Archives of Australia, https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aviazione_ausiliaria_per_la_Marina

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Updated 11 March 2020
 

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