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-66 FIAT G.55
-88 FIAT CR.36
-64 Caproni Ca.1001 Astore
-60 SAI KZ.II
-20 SAI KZ.IV
-44 DAF Eagle IDV
-12 Aichi H9A
-16 Kawanishi H6K5
-20 Aichi E13A1

Prelimanary Organization:

Fighter & Attack Sqaudrons 16 Aircraft + 6 Reserves
Bomber, Recon & Transport Squadrons 12 Aircraft + 4 reserves

Stored aircraft
17x Hawker Hurricane
4x Boulton Paul Defiant
2x Boulton Paul P.94
2x Savoia-Marchetti SM.79

Aircraft needed
154 Fighter/interceptors (orders placed for 66G.55, 88 CR.36)
110 Attack aircraft
64 Bombers (orders placed for Ca.1001)
32 Recon Aircraft

Comando de Cazadores
1ra Escuadra de Caza (Lima)
FIAT CR.36
2nd Escuadra de Caza (Iquitos)
FIAT CR.36
3rd Escuadra de Caza (Tumbes)
FIAT CR.36
4th Escuadra de Caza (Tacna)
FIAT CR.36
5th Escuadra de Caza (Cuzco)
Hawker Hurricanes
6th Escuadra de Caza (Lima-Callao)
Boulton Paul P.94
7th Escuadra de Caza (Iquitos)
Hawker Hurricanes
8th Escuadra de Caza (Tacna)
Hawker Hurricanes

Comando de Interceptores
1ra Escuadra de Interceptores(Cuzco)
Boulton Paul Defiant
2nd Escuadra de Interceptores (Iquitos)
FIAT G.55
3ra Escuadra de Interceptores (Iquitos)
FIAT G.55
4ta Escuadra de Interceptores (Tacna)
FIAT G.55
Comando de Ataque
1st Escuadra de Ataque (Iquitos)
13 Breda Ba-65 attack
2nd Escuadra de Ataque (Callao-Lima)
DAF Eagle IDV
3rd Escuadra de Ataque (Callao-Lima)
DAF Eagle IDV
4th Escuadra de Ataque (Cuzco)
***
5th Escuadra de Ataque (Cuzco)
16+4 Junkers Ju-87 Stuka
6th Escuadra de Ataque (Tacna)
***
7th Escuadra de Ataque (Iquitos)
***

Comando de Bombarderos
1st Escuadra de Bombarderos (Cuzco)
Caproni Ca.1001 Astore
2nd Escuadra de Bombarderos(Tacna)
Caproni Ca.1001 Astore
3rd Escuadra de Bombarderos (Lima)
Caproni Ca.1001 Astore
4th Escuadra de Bombarderos (Lima)
12+2 Dornier Do-215
5th Escuadra de Bombarderos (Iquitos)
Caproni Ca.1001 Astore

Comando de Torpederos
1st Escuadra de Torpederos (Callao)
Savoia-Marchetti SM79
2nd Escuadra de Torpederos (Callao)
Savoia-Marchetti SM79
4th Escuadra de Torpederos (Tacna)
Bristol Beauforts
5th Escuadra de Torpederos (Tumbes)
Bristol Beauforts

Comando de Reconocimiento
1st Escuadra de Reconocimento (Tacna)
Kawanishi H6K5
2nd Escuadra de Reconocimento (Iquitos)
***
Escuadra de Transporte (Lima)
Fokker F.IX*

Centro de entrenamiento del vuelo
40x SAI KZ.II
12x SAI KZ.IV
14x FIAT CR.32E**
2x Heinkel He-59
1x Heinkel He-70
12x Aichi H9A

For Service aboard ships of the Peruvian Navy
20x Aichi E13A1

Looks like I'll need to change some things for the FACh in 1941.

Where are the specs for the Caproni Ca.1001 Astore? I can find drawings and a writeup for it, but no specifications. And were there ever specs for the DAF Eagle?

Peru has more heavy metal than I thought, still given the tensions on the continent it makes sense.

Caproni Astore Specifications

Obviously the various Italian types won't be delivered in one block, but over a number of years.

Hmmm, don't seem to be able to link directly to correct post...

This links directly to the correct post.

Are the G.55s Serie I or Serie II? And same question for the Astore?

Here you go:

Caproni Astore Specifications

I asumme that both the G.55 and Ca.1001 are the current production model (or are they built in parallell?)

Organized by georgraphy instead of by type.

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TACNA
4th Escuadra de Caza (Tacna)
FIAT CR.36

8th Escuadra de Caza (Tacna)
Hawker Hurricanes

4ta Escuadra de Interceptores (Tacna)
FIAT G.55

2nd Escuadra de Bombarderos(Tacna)
Caproni Ca.1001 Astore

4th Escuadra de Torpederos (Tacna)
Bristol Beauforts

1st Escuadra de Reconocimento (Tacna)
Kawanishi H6K5

LIMA
1ra Escuadra de Caza (Lima)
FIAT CR.36

6th Escuadra de Caza (Lima-Callao)
Boulton Paul P.94

2nd Escuadra de Ataque (Callao-Lima)
DAF Eagle IDV

3rd Escuadra de Ataque (Callao-Lima)
DAF Eagle IDV

4th Escuadra de Bombarderos (Lima)
12+2 Dornier Do-215

IQUITOS
2nd Escuadra de Caza (Iquitos)
FIAT CR.36

7th Escuadra de Caza (Iquitos)
Hawker Hurricanes

2nd Escuadra de Interceptores (Iquitos)
FIAT G.55

3ra Escuadra de Interceptores (Iquitos)
FIAT G.55

1st Escuadra de Ataque (Iquitos)
13 Breda Ba-65 attack

5th Escuadra de Bombarderos (Iquitos)
Caproni Ca.1001 Astore

CUZCO
5th Escuadra de Caza (Cuzco)
Hawker Hurricanes

1ra Escuadra de Interceptores(Cuzco)
Boulton Paul Defiant

5th Escuadra de Ataque (Cuzco)
16+4 Junkers Ju-87 Stuka

1st Escuadra de Bombarderos (Cuzco)
Caproni Ca.1001 Astore

TUMBES
3rd Escuadra de Caza (Tumbes)
FIAT CR.36

5th Escuadra de Torpederos (Tumbes)
Bristol Beauforts

Fiat G.55 Centauro would presumably be Serie II with 4x20mm. Only the first few dozen were Serie I while some issues with the 20mm installation were sorted out. Still, they could be Serie I aircraft, or alternative armament options if required.

The Caproni Ca.1001 Astore will be Serie II as it was found that there were too many problems with the remotely controlled turret on the Serie I aircraft. Rear-firing armament is somewhat light as a result, but the aircraft is faster from the reduced drag and mass.

The procurement folk at the FAP headquarters should take note that the Dornier Do215 went out of production long ago and spares might be hard to find.

The Ju87 will be going out of production during the course of 1941 and spares for it will be come rarer as time goes on.

I was Peru long time ago and the Do215 were licensed Iberian built aircrafts IIRC. CG is the best person to ask. Of course is being a while and I think I deleted the PMs related to the aircrafts.

perdedor99, the listed Fokker D.VIs is that a typo for the D.XVI?

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Originally posted by perdedor99
I was Peru long time ago and the Do215 were licensed Iberian built aircrafts IIRC. CG is the best person to ask. Of course is being a while and I think I deleted the PMs related to the aircrafts.

IIRC my last discussion with Mac on the subject indicated that Iberia was building the Do217, which is still in production for the Luftwaffe as well. If the Peruvian Do215s were Iberian sourced, then the problem is moot.

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Originally posted by Vukovlad
perdedor99, the listed Fokker D.VIs is that a typo for the D.XVI?

No. Is being a while but they have some really old aircrafts in stock, They shoul dbe out of the books by now. I was running Peru in 1936, a lifetime ago.

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Originally posted by BruceDuncan

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Originally posted by perdedor99
I was Peru long time ago and the Do215 were licensed Iberian built aircrafts IIRC. CG is the best person to ask. Of course is being a while and I think I deleted the PMs related to the aircrafts.

IIRC my last discussion with Mac on the subject indicated that Iberia was building the Do217, which is still in production for the Luftwaffe as well. If the Peruvian Do215s were Iberian sourced, then the problem is moot.

So there is the answer. Thanks but I didn't want to respond for CG. I found my PM asking him for his medium bomber but I deleted the response. So my memory is not that bad.

Hmm, I see you've updated your air force since last I paid attention.

Would you still be interested in an indigenous design? :p