The Fiat CR.32 is a biplane fighter aircraft developed by the Italian company Fiat in the 1930s. It was primarily used by the Italian Air Force during the Spanish Civil War and World War II. Known for its agility and maneuverability, the CR.32 featured a classic biplane design with a fabric-covered structure and a powerful engine for its time. Equipped with fixed landing gear and a simple cockpit, the Fiat CR.32 was designed for dogfighting and ground attack missions. Its performance made it a popular choice among pilots, and it served in various air forces around the world until the late 1940s.