Ro.37 found in Afghanistan
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Ro.37 found in Afghanistan
Some Ro.37 (or what it has been left of them) has been found near Kabul (16 of them were exported to Afghanistan in 1938).
http://www.paginedidifesa.it/2006/pdd_060331.html
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http://www.paginedidifesa.it/2006/pdd_060331.html
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Extreme interesting!
Davide, here in my country (Chile) we have it some italian material before (and in) IIWW, like the Nardi FN.305 (9) and the Breda 65 (20). I hope some day I could find parts of this italian a/cs, like the turret of a Breda 65 who is in the Museum of the Chilean Air Force in Cerrillos, Santiago, Chile.
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Davide, here in my country (Chile) we have it some italian material before (and in) IIWW, like the Nardi FN.305 (9) and the Breda 65 (20). I hope some day I could find parts of this italian a/cs, like the turret of a Breda 65 who is in the Museum of the Chilean Air Force in Cerrillos, Santiago, Chile.


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Obviously I didn't mean to imply that ANYONE should "steal" them. However if the Afghans don't want them, it would be nice if the planes were sold, or donated to an organization with the means to preserve and hopefully restore them.Davide Pastore wrote:
Who knows? Technically they are property of the Afghanistan government, so Italian soldiers can't simply take them and bring them home.
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The IMAM Ro.37bis found in Afghanistan by Italian troops is now on display at the Vigna di Valle Museum in Italy.a300mech wrote: ↑27 Jul 2006 11:42Obviously I didn't mean to imply that ANYONE should "steal" them. However if the Afghans don't want them, it would be nice if the planes were sold, or donated to an organization with the means to preserve and hopefully restore them.Davide Pastore wrote:
Who knows? Technically they are property of the Afghanistan government, so Italian soldiers can't simply take them and bring them home.
Davide![]()
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https://www.airliners.net/photo/Afghani ... ce/1634945
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Re: Ro.37 found in Afghanistan
Here is what the aircraft looked like in 2004 when I was there.
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