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This page lists brigades, regiments, battalions, and other formations and units of the Italian Army since World War II grouped by their administrative corps. Units grouped under their operational headquarters are listed at Structure of the Italian Army . The units are listed by order of precedence.
This is a list of the World War II divisions of the Royal Italian Army of the Kingdom of Italy . Alpine Divisions. 1st Alpine Division "Taurinense" ( Turin) 2nd Alpine Division "Tridentina" ( Trento) 3rd Alpine Division "Julia" ( Julian March) 4th Alpine Division "Cuneense" ( Cuneo) 5th Alpine Division "Pusteria" ( Puster)
Structure of the Italian Army. The article provides an overview of the entire chain of command and organization of the Italian Army after the reform of 1 May 2024 and includes all active units as of 1 May 2024. The Armed Forces of Italy are under the command of the Italian Supreme Defense Council, presided over by the President of the Italian ...
- Infantry Divisions
- Mountain Divisions
- Semi-Motorized Divisions
- Motorized Divisions
- North Africa Model Division
- Garrision Divisions
- Alpini (High-Mountain) Divisions
- Celeri Divisions
- Armored Divisions
- Blackshirts Divisions
1st SUPERGA: 91st and 92nd IR + 5th AR2nd SFORZESCA: 53rd and 54th IR + 17th AR3rd RAVENNA: 37th and 38th IR + 11th AR (later 121st AR)4th LIVORNO: 33rd and 34th IR + 28th ARMountain Divisions are not to be confused withthe “Alpini” highly specialized mountain troops! These divisions hadpack-horse artillery instead of the usual towed type, and some other smalldifferences in TO&E from the “standard” Infantry Divs). Italian MountainDivisions were as follows: 1. 1st Superga 2. 2nd Sforzesca 3. 3rd Ravenna 4. 4th Livorno 5...
These division had enough motortransport for the artillery and support elements only). ItalianSemi-Motorized Divisions were as follows: 1. 9th Pasubio 2. 10th Piave 3. 52nd Torino 4. 103rd Piacenza 5. 104th Mantova 6. 105th Rovigo
Italian Motorized Divisions were asfollows: 1. 101st Trieste 2. 102nd Trento During the war the 10th Piave and 16th Pistoia were transformed toMotorized Divsions also.
(Semi-motorized, with special TO&E). Italian NA Model Divisions were as follows: 1. 17th Pavia 2. 25th Bologna 3. 27th Brescia 4. 55th Savona 5. 60th Sabratha 6. 61st Sirte 7. 62nd Marmarica 8. 63rd Cirene 9. 64th Catanzaro
Garrision Divisions often had a reduced Artillery strength. Italian Garrision Division were as follows: 1. 151st 2. 152nd 3. 153rd 4. 154th 5. 155th 6. 156th 7. 157th 8. 158th 9. 159th The 64th Catanzaro Division was the former 3rd CCNN Division “April21st”. The 80th La Spezia Division was an Air-Transportable divisionformed for the planned invasio...
1st TAURINEENSE: 3rd and 4th ALR + 1st ALAR2nd TRIDENTINA: 5th and 6th ALR + 2nd ALAR3rd JULIA: 8th and 9th ALR + 3rd ALAR4th CUNEENSE: 1st and 2nd ALR + 4th ALAR(Celeri means “Fast”). They were mixedCavalry-Motor units. All were named after famous generals of the House ofSavoy: 1. 1st EUGENIO DI SAVOIA: 12th CAVALLEGGERI DI SALUZZO and 14thCAVALLEGGERI DI ALEssANDRIA CR + 11th BR + 1st Articlere AR 2. 2nd EMANUELE FILIBERTO TESTA DI FERRO: 9th LANCIERI DI FIRENZE and10th LANCIERI DI VITTORIO EMENUELE II CR...
131st CENTAURO: 31st and 131st ARM + 5th BR + 131st AR132nd ARIETE: 32nd and 132nd ARM + 8th BR + 132nd AR133rd LITTORIO: 33rd and 133rd ARM + 12th BR + 133rd AR134th FRECCIA: 10th LANCIERI DI VITTORIO EMANUELE II ARM + 1st BR +134th AR1st XXII MARZO: 219th and 233rd CCNN + 201st AR2nd XXVIII OTTOBRE: 231st and 238th CCNN + 202nd AR3rd XXI APRILE: 181st and 203rd CCNN + 203rd AR4th III GENNAIO: 27th and 250th CCNN + 204th ARThe General Staff of the Army is organized in a Department, a Directorate five Divisions, two general Offices each of them dedicated to a specific subject. Here below you can find a brief description about the tasks and the structure of each Units.
Division "Acqui" Division "Tridentina" Division "Vittorio Veneto" Mechanized Brigade "Mantova" Mechanized Division "Folgore" Categories: Army units and formations of Italy post-1946. Divisions (military formations) by country.
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