This book is the Italian spin on Storm of Steel. I once again am very greatful to AH Publishing to bringing such an amazing historical account to light that I otherwise would have never heard of. I have Italian in my ancestry and Italy was always portrayed as sort of lame in both world wars. Reading this account actually red pilled me further on just how deep these lies really go. Outside of the main narrative the book is loaded with historical perspectives from other military officials and journalists at the time to corroborate the events along with even more inspirational material. A must have in any aspiring fascists collection.1 Bobby Daugherty1,415 18

Short but interesting account of the Arditi. I only gave it three stars as every time a soldier is introduced, and his qualities are are highlighted the unfortunate demise of said individual is reported. It is a good read as it exposes the reality of these men that fought for Italy in the Great War but it is very short and as depressing as it is inspiring. biography-military Louis Perrotta7

Exhilarating true stories of heroism. Lots of blood. Inspiring to learn of Baseggio's Arditi, their philosophy, and their daring spirit. The writing/translation have a good flow, so it's a relatively quick read. Another winner from Antelope Hill Publishing. Andrew3

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