Sardine Tin, Arrigoni, Steel Coffin. The CV 35, where CV stands for Carro Veloce (and it barely reached over 28 kilometers per hour), was known among Italians and the Allies by various nicknames, all well-deserved. Modeled after British tankettes designed in the 1920s, the CVs, of little use in the Second World War, were produced in large quantities and used on all fronts. They could serve in a support or police role, but little more. They remained in service in North Africa until almost the Battle of El Alamein. "Almost" not by tactical choice, but because they were all completely unusable by then. From an event organized by the Museum of the Second World War of the River Po in Felonica
18 авг 2022