Re: [WWII] Caproni Ca 133 colonial bomber/transport (Italy)
Well into WWII, a group of Allied crewmen running from a POW camp in Italy (or having just been downed with their bomber) could still also stumble upon one of these... and commandeer it. They were in use with bomber training units and with the paratrooper training school, and also used for liaison/transport.
Not a common occurrence, of course; downed Allied airmen tended to be simply shepherded by the locals to a neutral border. But our adventurers are enterprising and bold, and after all, the same reasoning went with the Ju 52 in GURPS WWII: IRON CROSS. What's good for the Tante...
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