Caproni Ca.313

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The Caproni Ca.313 was an Italian twin‑engine light bomber and reconnaissance aircraft of World War II, operated by several air forces but best known for its service with Italy.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Caproni Ca.313 canonical 2
Caproni Ca.312 1
Caproni Ca.314 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military aircraft
reconnaissance aircraft
twin‑engine light bomber aircraft
aircraftConfiguration low‑wing monoplane
armament defensive machine guns
fixed forward‑firing machine guns
internal bomb load
bombLoad approximately 400 kg
countryOfOrigin Italy
Kingdom of Italy
crew 3
derivedFrom Caproni Ca.310
engineConfiguration twin‑engine
enteredService early 1940s
era 1930s aircraft
World War II aircraft
firstFlight 1939
fuselageConstruction mixed wood and metal construction
introduced 1939
landingGear retractable conventional landing gear
manufacturer Caproni
maximumSpeed approximately 430 km/h
notableFor service with the Italian Regia Aeronautica in World War II
numberOfEngines 2
operator Croatian Air Force
French Air Force
German Luftwaffe
linked to: Luftwaffe

Regia Aeronautica
Royal Hungarian Air Force
Royal Norwegian Air Force
Royal Swedish Air Force
linked to: Swedish Air Force
powerplantType piston engine
primaryUser Regia Aeronautica
range approximately 2,000 km
role light bomber
reconnaissance
serviceCeiling approximately 7,000 m
successor Caproni Ca.314
linked to: Caproni Ca.313
usedAs ground‑attack aircraft
maritime reconnaissance aircraft
usedBy Croatia
France
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Norway
Sweden
usedInConflict World War II

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Regia Aeronautica usedAircraft Caproni Ca.313
Caproni Ca.313 successor Caproni Ca.314
linked to: Caproni Ca.313
Fiat A.74 R1C.38 usedOnAircraft Caproni Ca.312
subject linked to: Fiat A.74 R1C.38 radial engine
linked to: Caproni Ca.313
Caproni produced Caproni Ca.313