Breda A.8
Explore the Breda A.8, an Italian night bomber from 1927. Learn about its development, engines, and why only one prototype was ever built. Aviation history.
Category: WWI Bombers
History of the first large twin-engine and triplane bombers of the First World War.
Breguet SN.3
Explore the Breguet SN.3, a 1915 French light bomber designed for raids on Essen. It won a competition but wasn’t mass-produced. Learn about its design and fate.
Caudron C.23
Discover the Caudron C.23, a WWI heavy bomber repurposed as an airliner, designed to strike Berlin and operating post-conflict commercial routes.
BVL-12
Learn about the BVL-12 light bomber, a unique WWI US Army design by Ottorino Pomilio, powered by a Liberty 12 engine.
Caudron C.22
Discover the Caudron C.22, a WWI French night bomber. Learn about its design by Paul Deville, modest armament, trials, and post-war commercial proposals.
Caproni Ca.101
Discover the Caproni Ca.101, an Italian multi-role aircraft from 1927. Learn about its service as a transport, night bomber, and reconnaissance plane in Africa & Hungary.
Ca.38
Discover the Italian Caproni Ca.38, a light, high-speed bomber developed to enhance the Ca.37. Explore its design, limited speed gain, and post-WWI trainer role.
Ca.111
Explore the Caproni Ca.111, an Italian transport and reconnaissance aircraft. It soared over Peru as a ‘Pancho’ bomber and carried paratroopers in 1941.
Ca.53
Explore the Caproni Ca.53, an innovative Italian triplane bomber-reconnaissance aircraft from 1917. Learn its design, armament, and why it wasn’t mass-produced.
Caproni Ca.66
Explore the Caproni Ca.66, Italy’s innovative 1920s four-engine night bomber. Praised for its maneuverability and defense, it never reached production.