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Thursday, February 16, 2023

Italian Bianchi Armored Car captured by the Austro-Hungarian assault troops, 1917.


 Italian Bianchi Armored Car captured by the Austro-Hungarian assault troops after the retreat from Caporetto in 1917. Possibly in Udine or its surroundings.

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Thursday, July 1, 2021
Italian Bianchi Armored Car M1913. Modified in 1915. Udine, Italy 1915. 


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Coche Blindado italiano Bianchi capturado por las tropas de asalto austro-húngaras después de la retirada de Caporetto en 1917. Posiblemente en Udine o sus alrededores.

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Jueves, 1 de julio de 2021
Coche Blindado italiano Bianchi M1913. Modificado in 1915. Udine, Italia 1915.
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2 comments:

  1. Albert RokoszFebruary 18, 2023 at 10:58 PM

    Excellent research, previously unknown photo! You are the best, Jose!
    Other two photos of this armored car are known, you know them for sure, on each of them two members of the crew can be seen seen.
    It’s a mystery what happened to this armored car after it was captured - I haven’t seen photos of it in Austro-Hungarian or German service.

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  2. Jose Luis CastilloMarch 7, 2023 at 7:33 PM

    Hello Albert, thank you very much for your words. I would like to, but it is not like that! The photos that you comment on (I published one of them here some time ago and I just put a link on it) belong to his stay in Udine, where he was stationed next to the Isotta-Frachini. Both captured by the Austro-Hungarians in 1917. I have been looking for data and indeed, as you indicate, what happened to the Bianchi after its capture is unknown.
    Kind regards,
    Jose Luis

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