The FriedrichFiles - Caproni, Caproni Vizzola, Caproni Bergamaschi, Caproni Reggiane, Reggiane

• Ca 1: heavy bomber 2-4x0,762 MG; 450 kg bombs (designated by manufacturer: Ca 31)
  
• Ca 3: light bomber; 2-4x0.77 MG; 450kg bombs
  
• Ca 30: 1913
  
• Ca.30: bomber 1917
  
• Ca.31: bomber 1914
  
• Ca.32: bomber 1915, (Ca 2)
  
• Ca.33: bomber (Ca 3)
  
• Ca.40: bomber 1918, (Ca 4)
  
• Ca.41: bomber (Ca 4)
  
• Ca.42: night bomber 1918, (Ca 4)
  
• Ca-44: especially troublesome
  
• Ca.45: bomber (Ca 5)
  
• Ca.46: bomber 1918, (Ca 5)
  
• Ca.60 Transaero: only 1 prototype
  
• Ca.90: bomber, only prototype 1929
  
• Ca 101: transport 1927
  
• Ca 133: transport; 4x0,77 MG
  
• Ca 135: bomber 1938
  
• Ca 148: 1938, Bomber
  
• Ca.309 Ghibli: reconnaissance 3x0,77 MG; 335 kg bombs
  
• Ca 310 Libeccio: bomber 1937
  
• Ca.310bis:
  
• Ca 310 Idro: civil seaplane version of Ca 310, 1937
  
• Ca 310M: bomber
  
• Ca 311: maritime reconnaissance 1939
  
• Ca 312: 1939
  
• Ca 313: 1939
  
• Ca 316: ship-borne maritime reconnaissance float aircraft
  

Caproni Reggiane:

Caproni Vizzola:

• F.4: fighter-prototype 1940
  
• F.5: fighter, prototype 1939, no serial production, 15 built (incl. prototype)
  
• F.6:
  

• Re.2000 Falco I: fighter 1939
  
• Re.2001 Falco II: fighter 1941
  
• Re.2002 Ariete: ground attack 1943
  
• Re.2005 Sagittario: fighter 1943
  

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