Italy-Royal-Airforce.svg

Description

English: wing roundel of the Règia Aeronautica (upper right wing/under left wing)

Italiano: coccarda alare della Règia Aeronautica (sopra ala destra/sotto ala sinistra)

Date

Fascit Regime

Source

Italian Macchi MC-200 Fiat-CR-42 Falco

Author

F l a n k e r

Permission
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Other versions

Italy
1910 until the middle of the 1930's
1944 to 1989
A standard tri-color was used in World War I, and again from World War II after Italy joined the Allies
Italy
Until 1929
Fin flash
Italy
Fascist Regime
Fuselage only
Italy
1940 to 1943
Adopted during World War II for use upper the left wing and under the right wing
Italy
1940 to 1943
Adopted during World War II for use upper the right wing and under the left wing
Italy
1929 to 1943
Fin flash
Italy (RSI)
1943 to 1944
The standardized Balkenkreuz used by the Third Reich's Luftwaffe, on upper wing surfaces until January 1944 (Italian Social Republic)
Italy (RSI)
1943 to 1944
The "wide-flank" Balkenkreuz used by the Luftwaffe, on under wing surfaces and fuselage (next the flag tricolore ) until January 1944 (Italian Social Republic)
Italy (RSI)
1944 to 1945
The Italian Social Republic air force wore this square insignia on the wings
Italy (RSI)
1943 to 1945
The Italian Social Republic air force wore an Italian flag motif on the fuselage and fin flash