The story of Silvio Corbari is a tale of war, love, and betrayal, enriched all the more by the sensational events which surrounded this man during one of Italy’s darker periods, the German occupation.
Italian Army of 1940: Facilitator or Victim of Mussolini’s Failed War Strategy? Part Two
August 18, 2011 By
The CAI – Corpo Aereo Italiano
August 1, 2011 By
The Fiats could carry a large variety of bomb-loads, ranging from 20 to 800 kilogram bombs, weapons powerful enough to sink or damage larger warships. It could also carry a bomb dispenser system with four bombs containing a total of 720 bomblets, 1 to 2 kilogram anti-personnel or incendiary bombs.
Book Preview: Sacrifice on the Steppe
July 19, 2011 By
Raw courage and endurance blend with human suffering, desperation and altruism in the harrowing saga of the withdrawal from the Don lines, the capture and imprisonment of thousands and survival of the few.
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Italian Folgore at El Alamein: Unbreakable
While the Folgore has often received praise and admiration for the bravery they displayed during the fighting at El Alamein, what is sometimes overlooked was the skill level demonstrated by its soldiers.
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