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Museo Storico dell’ Aeronautica Militare Italiana - April 2005

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Savoia-Marchetti SM-79 Sparviero - Page 13

The main tri-motor bomber of the WWII Italian Air Force. The Sparrow Hawk was also called the "Hunchback" because of the fairing behind the cockpit for the top gunner.

SM79-1s.JPG SM79-2s.JPG SM79-3s.JPG SM79-4s.JPG SM79-5s.JPG 
              Right Front (49K)         Right Wing (65K)        Right Front (69K)     Right Engine (51K)    Right Front (78K)

SM79-6s.JPG SM79-7s.JPG SM79-8s.JPG SM79-9s.JPG SM79-10s.JPG 
      Left Engine (47K)       Belly (70K)           Nose Engine (79K)         Left Front (57K)         Left Front (57K)

SM79-11s.JPG SM79-12s.JPG SM79-13s.JPG SM79-14s.JPG SM79-15s.JPG 
       Left Wing (36K)          Left Engine (68K)         Left Tail (48K)          Left Tail (40K)          Right Side (57K)

SM79-16s.JPG SM79-17s.JPG SM79-18s.JPG SM79-19s.JPG SM79-20s.JPG 
        Left Side (70K)          Left Side (74K)          Left Side (68K)           Left Side (52K)         Left Fuselage (47K)


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