REGGIANE RE. 2005 NO. 547 - JANUSZ LEDWOCH

Discover the fascinating history of the Italian Reggiane RE. 2005 ,,Sagittario" fighter aircraft, a product of advanced engineering and strategic industrial decisions. This publication by Janusz Ledwoch, published by Militaria, takes you on a journey through the creation process of this unique aircraft, which played an important role in aviation history.

• In-depth analysis of the creation of the Reggiane RE. 2001 ,,Falco" Il and RE. 2005 ,,Sagittario" aircraft
• Detailed information on the licensed production of German Daimler-Benz 601Aa and DB 605A engines in Italy
• Exclusive materials from the Alfa-Romeo and Fiat archives
• Rich gallery of photos and technical illustrations
• Published in 208x300 mm format, ideal for collecting

The Reggiane RE. 2001 ,,Falco" Il fighter aircraft is the direct result of Alfa-Romeo's purchase of a license for the German Daimler-Benz 601Aa aircraft engine in 1938, which was later produced in Italy as the Alfa Romeo RA 1000 RC 41 la ,,Monsone". The Reggiane RE. 2005 ,,Sagittario" fighter aircraft is the launch of licensed production at the Fiat plant of the German Daimler Benz DB 605A engine, designated in Italy as Fiat RA. 1050 RC.581 - ,,Tifone". Janusz Ledwoch's publication describes these processes in detail, analyzing the influence of German technology on the development of Italian aviation.

Militaria Publishing House, known for its attention to detail and high-quality publications, offers you a complete analysis of the creation and development of Reggiane aircraft. It is not just a book, but a journey through time that allows you to understand the historical and technological context of those years. Every aviation history enthusiast will find something for themselves.

This album is an invaluable source of knowledge for anyone interested in aviation history, military technology and the development of engineering thought. It contains detailed information on the construction of aircraft, the materials used and production processes. Thanks to it, you can understand how strategic industrial decisions and the purchase of licenses influenced the development of Italian aviation during World War II. Numerous illustrations and archival photos add value to the publication and allow for a better understanding of the described issues.