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<blockquote data-quote="Nico" data-source="post: 119263" data-attributes="member: 2064"><p>...replying to Hesham:</p><p>in the immediate after war period near every Italian design bureau studied fighters and trainers, foreseeing requiremets from Aeronautica Militare. I don't know the real situation of IMAM in 1948-1949; I think Eng. Giuseppe Galasso already had resigned form his post and the merge with Aerfer (with Eng. Amilcare Porro as technical director) zas around 1950. Surely after that Aerfer developed the family of Stefanutti fighters, started at SAI Ambrosini with the Sagittario 2°...</p><p></p><p>...replying to Archipeppe:</p><p>yes. A first rough sketch designed according to some suggestions appeared on an old issue of 'Aerospazio-mese'. Basing on it, Michele 'extracted' an artist impression for 'Aerei' but the side view I enclosed in my post is totally unpublished.</p><p></p><p>...and I already told you, I'm looking for other interesting matters (naturally, I'm really happy for the interest about)</p><p></p><p>Nico</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nico, post: 119263, member: 2064"] ...replying to Hesham: in the immediate after war period near every Italian design bureau studied fighters and trainers, foreseeing requiremets from Aeronautica Militare. I don't know the real situation of IMAM in 1948-1949; I think Eng. Giuseppe Galasso already had resigned form his post and the merge with Aerfer (with Eng. Amilcare Porro as technical director) zas around 1950. Surely after that Aerfer developed the family of Stefanutti fighters, started at SAI Ambrosini with the Sagittario 2°... ...replying to Archipeppe: yes. A first rough sketch designed according to some suggestions appeared on an old issue of 'Aerospazio-mese'. Basing on it, Michele 'extracted' an artist impression for 'Aerei' but the side view I enclosed in my post is totally unpublished. ...and I already told you, I'm looking for other interesting matters (naturally, I'm really happy for the interest about) Nico [/QUOTE]
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