Talk:IMAM Ro.37
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I gave the sources of my statements. If you are not able to read italian it's not guilth of mine. THis continuos babblig made in particular by Bzuk it's an gratuitus insult to myself. It's clear now.--Stefanomencarelli 15:53, 22 September 2007 (UTC)
Specification
[edit]A specification was given in the text as 150 km/h top speed. This is far too slow for an aircraft of this type and as the top speed of the Ro.37 has been quoted elsewhere as 205 mph, I changed this speed to 350 km/h. YSSYguy 00:29, 5 November 2007 (UTC)
Service
[edit]"saw service on all fronts except Russia and the English Channel"?
What does that even mean? It was used in the Pacific then? China? Norway? Used in the Battle of France and after Normandy, but not used in the Battle of Britain or during the actual Overlord invasion? And just Russia, but not the other states of the USSR like Ukraine and Estonia and Georgia? Because the Germans invaded the USSR, not "Russia".
Or does it mean it saw service everywhere Italians fought, except he Battle of Britain and on the Eastern Front against the Soviets? Which would mean it served in East and North Africa and Italy. Why not just say that? There were dozens of fronts in WW2, but it's unlikely an Italian plane served on all of them. Idumea47b (talk) 04:26, 6 January 2026 (UTC)
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