Low pass of five Italian fighters Fiat G.50 “Freccia” (Arrow) over a Northern Italy’s airfield (Turin Aeritalia?). On the right another G.50 taxiing. The aircraft are G.50 First Series (enclosed cockpit and sliding canopy). The aircraft’s livery indicate a photo taken prior of the outbreak of the war. Victor Sierra

Low pass

Sub Reginaldo Giuliani under the attack of 3 Sunderlands. Coming back home from a positive mission in the Atlantic, september 1st 1942 she was attacked by 3 Sunderland and heavily damaged. 5 men were killed and 4 wounded. The following day she substained 3 more air attacks, the last one by a Wellington that caused further heavy damage. The sub was forced to find the safety in the neutral port of Santander in Spain. With a benevolent eye of the former comrades of the civil war, the sub had over a month of fast repairs, and finally was able to escape the surveillance of the enemy waiting for her leaving, finally reaching the Betasom base in Bordeaux. DVX

Fight for life

Sharp and climbing turn of an Italian fighter Fiat G.50 “Freccia” (Arrow) perhaps after a low pass. Note the tall pilot considerably coming out from the narrow open cockpit of this aircraft. The latter has a North African livery with yellow engine cowling. Photo taken after the end of 1940 (white band on the fuselage). Victor Sierra