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Alberto Canaveri
Capitano Canaveri
Colonello Alberto Canaveri, alias Franco Signorelli
Personal details
Born October 23, 1897
Turin, Italy
Died ?
?
Nationality Italian
Occupation Military
Profession Aircraft pilot
Military service
Allegiance Flag of Italy (1861-1946) crowned Kingdom of Italy
Flag of Spain Spanish Nationalists
Service/branch Regia Aeronautica
Years of service 1920-1943
Rank Colonel
Commands Aviazione Legionaria
Battles/wars Spanish Civil War
World War II

Alberto Canaveri (1897  –  ?) was an Italian airplane pilot who took part in the Spanish Civil War,[1] and strategically during the Second World War as Head of the Aviation Pilots School, based in Castiglione del Lago.[2] He was part of the Italian team during the 1929 Schneider Cup,[3] and also participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics.[4]

SchneiderCup1929 Macchi M39

Italian team during the Schneider Cup 1929

He was in command of Fiat CR.32 during the missions of the Aviazione Legionaria against the Spanish Republican Forces.[5] He was appointed President of the Pilot School of Castiglione del Lago, Italian region of Umbria by decree issued by Benito Mussolini on September 1941.[6]

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