dear friend, I am pleased to have given you some information on the Italian air force during the Second World War. The Regia Aeronautica (Italian Royal Air Force) entered the war with operational experience in Spain and Ethiopia far from the new conflict and with few planes of modern design and suffered from more artisanal than industrial planning. An attempt was made to remedy this situation after the war began, especially in the fighter aircraft sector. The number of aircraft built by the Italian industry was always dramatically low: only 3300 in 1940, 3500 in 1941, 2800 in 1942 and only 1930 in 1943 before the surrender. If the topic interests you, it will be a pleasure for me to continue talking about Italian aircraft in the future, compared to their English and American antagonists.