Ascari paratroopers or Ascari del cielo (sky Ascari).
Libya, 1938. Note the paratroopers uniform, very first kind: just an aviation flying suit, and the paratropeers helmet model '40 is still to come. The stripes, like in every Ascari troop, indicate the battalion. DVX  

Ascari paracadutisti

Autoblinda 41 (AB 41) was a Italian armored car in use during World War II. Armed with a 20 mm Breda 35 autocannon, coaxial 8mm machine gun in a turret similar to the one fitted to the Fiat L6/40, and another hull mounted rear-facing 8mm machine gun. six forward gears and four reverse gears, with a driving position at the front and one in the rear, so two crew members were drivers.

Autoblinda 41 Desert fox's

Note the musket model '91 cavalry, and the big old-fashion parachute patch on the suit.
Another most importang thing: he, likes his comrades wears the stellette (little stars) on collar. For Italian military regulation only soldiers with Italian citizenship could wear the stellette. And in fact these soldiers are Italian citizens! Because in late 1937 citizenship was given to Libya. 
That's another reason because French and Britain didn't like Italian colonialism: not only the "bad fascists" removed "colonial space" to them, not only built towns, roads and village for native people too, but also gave citizenship to these former native people now Italian.
Of course I don't deny Italian crimes in Italian colonies, but as I sayd history is not black or white, generally.
Just for an example: in USA black people had to fight for civil rights, and for the right to combat in first line too, as white people. In fascist Italy the first paratrooper units were composed by natives.