Ground reconnaissance and combat aircraft, mixed-construction biplane, single-engine, two-seater with dual controls andarmed with three 7.7 mm machine guns, two of which were forward-firing and synchronised, and one rear-facing trainable gun.
Production began in 1934 and the aircraft entered service in 1935, ending its operational life in 1944.
The MUSAM in Vigna di Valle (Rome) displays a specimen refurbished in 2010 after the unexpected discovery of some wrecks in Afghanistan in 2006.