- The
Panzerarmee Afrika,
referred to as
Gruppo Corazzato Africa in Italy, was a
combined German-Italian
field army that
fought in the
North African campaign...
- Italy".
Encyclopedia Britannica.
Retrieved 5 May 2021. Tibaldi, A.;
Corazzato, C.; Marani, M.; Gamberi, F. (2009). "Subaerial-submarine
evidence of...
-
medium tank
United States M4
Sherman medium tank
Comando Supremo.
Gruppo Corazzato Leoncello (Armored
Group Leoncello)
Cappellano & Battistelli, 2012, p48...
-
Armored Infantry Regiment "Garibaldi" (Italian: 182°
Reggimento Fanteria Corazzato "Garibaldi") is an
inactive unit of the
Italian Army last
based in Sacile...
- The 1st
Armored Regiment (Italian: 1°
Reggimento Corazzato) is an
armored warfare training regiment of the
Italian Army
based in
Teulada in Sardinia....
-
William Gott
Charles Norrie Units involved Panzerarmee Afrika/Gruppo
Corazzato Africa Eighth Army
Strength 90,000 men (60,000 Italian, 30,000 German)...
- Déruelle &
Demaiffe 2009, p. 311. Tibaldi,
Bonali &
Corazzato 2017, p. 18. Tibaldi,
Bonali &
Corazzato 2017, p. 23. Häder &
Cabrol 2018, p. 157. Le Paige...
- The 19th
Armored Battalion "M.O. Tumiati" (Italian: 19°
Battaglione Corazzato "M.O. Tumiati") is an
inactive armored battalion of the
Italian Army, which...
- The 62nd
Armored Battalion "M.O. Jero" (Italian: 62°
Battaglione Corazzato "M.O. Jero") is an
inactive armored battalion of the
Italian Army,
which was...
- and two
motorised divisions in the
Armoured Army
Corps (Corpo d'armata
corazzato), and a
second corps of
three fast (celeri)
divisions (consisting of cavalry...
