A FIAT 3000 Mod.30 followed by several Mod.21, seen here on maneuvers in Sicily, 1937. An Italian post-WWI vintage light tank armed with twin 6,5mm MGs (mostly Mod.21) or a 37mm cannon (mostly Mod.30). Although completely outdated by 1933, when it started being replaced by newer models, it was still in use with some units during WW2, the last ones in operational service being used against the Americans in July 1943, during the invasion of Sicily.

FIAT 3000

The 209th Squadriglia’s Ju 87 seized intact soon after son arrival in a RAF’s base in Egypt (note the Hurricane in background). The plane has already the RAF’s marking except the Italian white cross on the tail. Victor Sierra

The Squadron lost in the desert-3

Campaign of Ethiopia, 1936: Italian troops (among them note on the right the marines of S. Marco btl) inspecting a battery of newest PAK 37s guns captured to the Etiopian army. Germany, like other countries, but more secretly, supplied the Ethiopian army with modern weapons. 
Hitler two years before was stopped by Mussolini in his first attempt to annex Austria, and now he was trying to hinder the plans of his rival. DVX