Captured M11/39 near Fort Pilastrino 1940
Destroyed M11/39
Ansaldo 10t Carro di Rottura front view
Ansaldo 10t Carro di Rottura side view
M11/39 side view
M11/39 and L3/33 tankette
Column of M11/39 tanks
Ansaldo 10t during trials 2
Ansaldo 10t during trials
M11/39 Piedmont maneuvers August 1939
Captured M11/39 of 321 Company Agordat, Eritrea 1941
Carro Armato M11/39 front view
M11/39 tanks near Sidi Barrani September 1940
M11/39 tanks in Rome
M11/39 in British Somaliland 1940
Tank rolling along the coast road into Egypt heading towards Sidi Barrani
Ansaldo 10t Carro di Rottura 2
M11/39 6
M11/39 Italy 1939
Italian M11/39 and trucks near Sollum 1940
Column of M11/39
M11/39 A.O.I. 1940
M11/39 side view 2
M11/39 rear view
M11/39 of Raggruppamento sahariano “Maletti” 1940
Ansaldo 10t Carro di Rottura
M11/39 at Ansaldo factory
Captured M11/39 Libya 1940
Dead Italian tanker lies next to M11/39
Ansaldo 10t Carro di Rottura trials
M11/39 of I Battaglioni Carri Medi 1940
M11/39 3
Ansaldo 10t Carro di Rottura test
M11/39 4
M11/39 1st prototype
M11/39 tanks Libya 1940
M11/39 tanks Piedmont August 1939 2
The Fiat-Ansaldo M11/39 was a medium tank used by Italy from 1939 through World War II. Designed as a breakthrough tank, its career was cut short due to shortcomings such as a weak hull-mounted 37mm gun and armor that was too light. The hull design was used in the development of the more succesful M13/40, M14/41 and M15/42.