The military chaplain of an Italian bombardment unit conduct the Mass in a Libyian airfield with the altar shaded by a S.79. Note, because the burning sun of Libyan desert, the celebrant wearing the colonial helmet. Only the chaplain's servants are the head uncovered. The honour guard and the others servicemen have the helmet in compliance with the Italian military tradition. Victor Sierra

Mass in airfield

During RSI, for the first time in Italy, was introduced a female military service for volounteers in non combat duties.
It was the SAF (female auxiliary service of armed forces). Every formation had its ausiliarie: there was the SAF of Xa MAS, the SAF of GNR, Black Brigades... etc. etc.
Some of these women fall in combat with their male comrades, many were killed and/or violated by partisans after the and of war. 
The picture, a paperback of a war magazine, represents an Ausiliaria. 

Ausiliaria

An Italian fighter pilot going on board of its Fiat CR.42 "Falco" helped by ground crew. Note on the back of pilot the parachute type "Salvator", at the time the parachute standard of Italian Air Force (and again on first years post-war. Unit unknown, perhaps at the start of war, 1940 (note the absence of white strip on fuselage). Victor Sierra