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It appears they started using them in 1940. A USMC Sergeant told me the Italian planes were not very good planes and their pilots did not have the flying caliber of the German pilots. The Italians had bombers, fighter planes and transport planes. They were made by Fiat and other companies. I have included a link for you to read more details than I can type. See below.
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Italy is part of what country?
Italy, it's its own country.
How many planes does FedEx own?
FedEx owns 1,300 planes. (according to their website)
What country is Italy a part of?
Italy, it's its own country. It's on the continent of Europe.
Why did planes have liberation stripes on D-Day?
So the Allies could identify there own planes and not shoot them down by mistake.
What country is Italy in?
Italy IS a country. It's on the continent of Europe.
What year did Italy become at independent country?
Italy became its own nation-state in 1861. King Victor Emmanuel II united the states of the Italian Peninsula and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.
How do people come up with planes?
Planes come up on their own, with the help of pilots, fuel and good design. The people are on board for the ride.
Did Italy have any wars on independence?
No, Italy has always been is own country.
Is Japan in Italy?
no japan is its own country and same with Italy they are completely separate japan is in Asia and Italy is in Europe
How many intersecting lines lie in two planes?
Think you just answered your own question. A plane is a line. Two planes= two lines.
Does Qantas fly its own planes to South America?
The Amazon River Basin.
Is Italy one of the 50 states?
No, Italy is not a part of the United States; it is its own country.
