Italian

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Semovente 75mm

 

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MC 200s

 

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Semovente 75mm

 

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SM-79

 

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Captured Italian Cant. It landed on the sea to rescue a shot-down Brit bomber crew, then they overpowerd the Italian crew and flew it to Brit territory-

Italian bombs

 

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Italian medium bomber Cant Z.1007 'Alcione' (Kingfisher) on the island of Rhodes.

 

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Reggiane RE 2000

Italian L6/40

 

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Cant Z.501 'Gabbiano' (Gull)

 

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AB40

 

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Mussolini with fascists 1922

 

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Italian soldiers in Ethiopia 1935

 

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Italian troops raise the flag in Macalle Ethiopia

 

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Bardia, a fortified Libyan seaport, was captured by British forces, with more than 38,000 Italian prisoners, including four generals, and vast quantities of war material. An endless stream of Italian prisoners leaves Bardia, on February 5, 1941, after the Australians had taken possession.

 

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The body of an Italian soldier lies where he fell during battle, in a stone-walled fort somewhere in the West Libyan desert, on Febrary 11, 1941.

 

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Italian bombers on their way to war action on the Albanian-Greek frontier, on January 9, 1941. Italian armies had launched an invasion of Greece from Albanian territory on October 28, 1940.

 

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An RAF Airman places a cross, made from the wreckage of an Aircraft, over a grave on December 27, 1940, containing the bodies of five Italian Airmen shot down in the Desert Battle at Mersa Matruh on October 31, 1940.

 

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An Italian flying boat burning of the water off the coast of Tripoli, on August 18, 1941 after an encounter with a royal air force fighter patrol. Just above the tip of the port wing, the body of an Italian airman can be seen floating.

 

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British sources say these are Italian soldiers, killed when shell fire from British artillery pieces caught their ammunition column Southwest of Gazala in the Libyan battles of January, 1942.