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Aviation Art Prints Countries Italy Aircraft Index Caproni Ca3

[UP] - Fiat CR42 - Macchi C.202 - SM79 - Veltro - Caproni Ca3 - Spad S.VII - Ansaldo SVA.5 - Ca42 - Cant Z.506B - Macchi 200 - Me109 - Nieuport 27 - Piaggio P.108 - SM55X - SM81

Caproni Ca.3 by Ivan Berryman.


Caproni Ca.3 by Ivan Berryman.
8 of 9 editions available.
£2.70 - £500.00

Battle Above the Alps by Ivan Berryman.


Battle Above the Alps by Ivan Berryman.
7 of 8 editions available.
£2.70 - £500.00



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Caproni Ca.3 by Ivan Berryman.

The Italian Caproni series of bombers were the first to carry out long range missions during World War 1, frequently making round trips of over 150 miles in freezing conditions to deliver their meagre 1000lb bomb load on Austro-Hungarian targets. Here, a pair of Ca.3s return home, their gunners keeping a watchful eye for enemy fighters. The aerial gunners were particularly exposed to the sub-zero slipstream and often found it almost impossible to operate their guns because they were so cold, the rear gunners position being especially unpleasant due to his proximity to the mid engine and propeller that was just inches from his feet.


Battle Above the Alps by Ivan Berryman.

Josef Kiss is depicted attacking a flight of Caproni Ca.III bombers above the Alps in a Hansa-Brandenburg C.1 of Flik 24 in 1916. He and his observer, Georg Kenzian successfully forced down two of these aircraft and returned to base safely, his own aircraft riddled with over 70 holes sustained during the combat. The Austro-Hungarian ace was to end the war with a total of 19 confirmed victories.


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