A.A.C.V.M.

Un fallschirmjager ? con una Aeromoto volugrafo (tal cual la nomenclatura).


EN la foto los bersaglieri motorizados con alce, en la otra un dispatch rider o enlace estafeta con una guzzi alce en la cual va montada una Breda calibre 7,65mm m30. usaban tambien gileras saturno y lt500, guzzi alce y superalce, bianchi y sertum en distitntos modelos como los motocarros benelli.

Abajo una serie de videos del Instituto Luce en los que se ven el empleo de las motos durante la invasion a Grecia, Yugoeslavia y Albania, tambien hay otros vehiculos como los tractores Pavesi, camiones fiat varios, spa entre otros que dan una idea de tutta la forzaaa la tecnologia.... italiana en WWII.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36IB4bZF424
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc67K8EH ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRWi91IQ ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0s557v5N ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbEBhnVC ... re=related


Saludos

Erano abastanza particolari gli italiani (y lo dice un 50%)

cesarpo escribió:Erano abastanza particolari gli italiani (y lo dice un 50%)

Ciao Cesare, ho sempre pensato che i veri amanti dell'Italia, siano fuori dall'Italia...è vero?
http://imcdb.org/i016594.jpg
Si no me equivoco en este link esta la foto de una 500 con sidecar, fue usada para la pelicula "Feos, Sucios y Malos", la verdad no identifico si es una GTW alce o superalce de 500cc. Mis favoritas fueron las gileras. Saludos

Moto Guzzi Alce military three wheelers (Trialce) - Forno Canavese
Como para ir al mercado. Veramente bellissima!
http://www.moto.it/moto-epoca/moto-guzz ... sg=2683630

This a possible identification of an Italian Bersaglieri Motorised Marksman of the 10. e 10.bis compagnie moto (motorcycle companie).
He is on a motorcycle armed with a 6.5mm Breda 30 machine gun.
Near Sidi Omar in the Butnan District of Libya during the Western Desert Campaign. November 1940.

10th Bersaglieri - The Regiment was based at Palermo and deployed to Libya in 1940. The 10th Bersaglieri unit saw service in Bardia and Tobruk, but was destroyed in combat in February 1941. Reformed at Palermo then sent back to North Africa in December 1942, where it was lost again in Tunisia. The unit was reformed for a third time in Palermo and served in Sicily during the Allied Invasion/Campaign there, where once again the regiment was lost.

In this photo the mounted Breda 30 machine gun is considered by some as being far too heavy for a platform on two wheels and dangerously blocks the view of the rider.

The Bersaglieri have always been a high-mobility light infantry unit, and can still be recognized by the distinctive wide brimmed hat that they wear (only in dress uniform in modern times), decorated with black capercaillie feathers.