Italian Autoblindo AB40/41/42/43

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Focusing on the evolution of armored vehicles, the book details the Italian Army's early adoption of armored cars, starting in 1912. It highlights the significance of the FIAT Arsenal in developing these vehicles for reconnaissance and infantry support. The Fiat-Ansaldo series, particularly the AB40, AB41, and AB43 models, emerged to meet the demands of World War II, showcasing improvements in offensive capabilities. The vehicles played a crucial role in various campaigns, especially in North Africa, and were utilized across multiple war theaters involving Italy.