Italian Arditi of the I Shock Battalion attacking the Fratta hill during the Battle of Bainsizza, 19-20 August 1917.
Arditi of the 1st Assault Division reviewed by King Vittorio Emanuele III and high ranking officers of the Italian Supreme Command, August 1918
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Arditi of the 1st Assault Division reviewed by King Vittorio Emanuele III and high ranking officers of the Italian Supreme Command, August 1918
Italian Arditi of the XXIII Assault Battalion with American soldiers of the 332nd Infantry Regiment
Italian Regimental Arditi of the 42nd Infantry Regiment
Italian Regimental Arditi of the 42nd Infantry Regiment, 1918
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Italian Arditi of the 42nd Infantry
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An Italian Ardito Alpino
Italian Arditi of the V Assault Battalion.
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Italian Arditi of the VI Assault Battalion on Monte Grappa.
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Italian Arditi of the IX Assault Battalion after the counterattack on Col Moschin, 16 June 1918.
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Italian Arditi of the IX Shock Battalion after the counterattack on Col Moschin, 16 June 1918.
An Arditi platoon of the XIII Shock Battalion, 1918
