Breda Ba.25 seaplane - Australia in World War Two

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Breda Ba.25 seaplane - Australia in World War Two

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Augusta, Sicily, Italy. c. September 1943. Airmen of No. 3 Squadron RAAF, an all Australian Fighter Bomber Squadron, looking over an Italian Breda Ba.25 seaplane which was captured intact when the port of Augusta was occupied by Allied Forces. The Breda was flown by the Squadron and later handed over to the Free French.

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