CAPRONI-REGGIANE RE. 2001 FALCO II NO. 544 - JANUSZ LEDWOCH

Discover the fascinating history of the Italian Reggiane RE. 2001 "Falco" II fighter aircraft, the creation of which was a direct result of Alfa-Romeo's purchase of a license for the German Daimler-Benz 601Aa aircraft engine. This publication is a real treat for aviation and World War II history enthusiasts. Dive into the technical and operational details of this remarkable aircraft, which played an important role in the Italian Air Force.

• Detailed history of the creation and development of the Reggiane RE. 2001 "Falco" II aircraft
• Rich illustrations and archival photos
• Technical data and specifications of the aircraft
• Description of participation in military operations
• Information about the license for the Daimler-Benz 601Aa engine
• Edition in 210x300 mm format

The publication "Caproni-Reggiane RE. 2001 "Falco" II No. 544 - Janusz Ledwoch" is a comprehensive study that will satisfy both novice and advanced aviation enthusiasts. The author, Janusz Ledwoch, presents the history of this Italian fighter with passion and precision, analyzing its construction, performance and impact on the course of military operations. The book contains numerous archival photos, technical drawings and diagrams that allow you to better understand the construction and operation of the aircraft.

Militaria Publishing has ensured high editorial quality, offering a publication in 210x300 mm format with paperback binding, which makes it convenient to read and store. The 50 pages contain the essence of knowledge about the Reggiane RE. 2001 "Falco" II, presenting it in an accessible and interesting way. The year of publication, 2022, guarantees the timeliness of information and the inclusion of the latest historical research.

This book is not only a source of knowledge, but also an inspiration for further research and delving into the history of aviation. Thanks to it, the reader can travel back in time and feel the atmosphere of those years, understand the challenges faced by designers and pilots, and appreciate the contribution of the Italian aviation industry to the development of military technologies. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of aviation and World War II.