I.Ae. 25 Mañque
Argentinean assault glider

In 1945, the Aerotechnical Institute started a design that was known as I.Ae.25. It was a high-wing monoplane, made of wood, with features very similar to the North American GC-44 Waco with slight differences in terms of layout and glazed surface. It was nicknamed "Mañque" ("Vulture") and was painted in an overall top olive green and light blue-grey on the bottom.