No separate number seems to have been allocated to it in Caproni's postwar redesignation scheme.

Only nine aircraft were built, supplied to the Italian Army alongside deliveries of Ca.1s between August 1915 and December 1916.

The crew of four were in an open central nacelle (front gunner, two pilots and rear gunner-mechanic).

The rear gunner manned upper machine guns, standing over the central engine in a protective "cage," just in front of its propeller.

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