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and renamed 21st
Mechanized Infantry Battalion "Alfonsine". On 28 August 1992, the 21st Mechanized Infantry Battalion "Alfonsine" lost its autonomy and the next day entered the reformed 21st Infantry Regiment "Cremona". On 5 November 1996, the 21st Infantry Regiment "Cremona" was transferred from the
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voted for the resumption of the war, with 94 votes in favour and 24 against. King
Charles Albert decided that hostilities would resume on 20 March and, as stipulated in the 1848 armistice, the Austrians were informed about the continuation of the war eight days before the hostilities resumed. Charles
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Lombard volunteers, who had retreated with the Royal Sardinian Army over the Ticino river after the signing of the armistice. The 19th Infantry Regiment was formed with the I, III, V, IX, X, XI provisional Lombard battalions, while the 20th Infantry Regiment was formed with the II, IV, VI
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Austrians sent troops to occupy the duchies of Parma and Piacenza and Duchy of Modena and Reggio, while King Charles Albert began to expand his army with the intent to resume the war at the earliest opportunity. On 16 September 1848, the Royal Sardinian Army formed the 19th
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On 25 January 1917, the depot of the 21st
Infantry Regiment in La Spezia formed the 233rd Infantry Regiment for the newly formed Brigade "Lario", while the depot of the 22nd Infantry Regiment in Pisa formed the command of the Brigade "Grosseto" and the 237th Infantry Regiment for the newly formed
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The 21st
Motorized Infantry Battalion "Alfonsine" consisted of a command, a command and services company, three motorized companies, and a heavy mortar company equipped with towed 120mm Mod. 63 mortars. At the time the battalion fielded 844 men (41 officers, 94 non-commissioned officers, and 709
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Infantry Regiment "Cremona", which disbanded its II Fusilier Battalion and integrated the II Tank Squadrons Group as II Tank Battalion. In 1964, the II Tank Battalion was renamed XIV Tank Battalion and transferred to the Infantry Division "Cremona". In November 1968 the regiment was
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and Monte
Pertica. The next day, the 21st Infantry Regiment's II Battalion managed to take the summit of Monte Pertica, and on 27 October the battalion, together with the II Battalion of the 239th Infantry Regiment (Brigade "Pesaro") defeated an enemy counterattack. By evening of 27 October the
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Sardinians to retreat and by 6 August the Sardinians had left Milan and retreated over the Ticino. With the Sardinian troops also thousands of Milanese civilians and many of the Lombard volunteers, who had enrolled in the provisional Lombard battalions of the Provisional
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the army disbanded the regimental level and newly independent battalions were granted for the first time their own flags. On 29 October 1975, the 21st
Infantry Regiment "Cremona" and the regiment's I Battalion were disbanded. On the same day the 22nd Armored Infantry Regiment "Cremona" and the
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On 10 November 1917, the Brigade "Cremona", which had suffered more than 2,300 casualties during the retreat, was disbanded. The brigade's survivors were assigned to the 257th Infantry Regiment and 258th Infantry Regiment of the Brigade "Tortona". On 22 November 1917, the Brigade "Tortona" was
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and the 22nd Infantry Regiment's IV Battalion counterattacked and drove the enemy troops back. On 18 May 1916, the depot of the 22nd Infantry Regiment in Pisa formed the I Battalion of the newly formed 226th Infantry Regiment, which was assigned to the newly formed
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in reserve. On 29 November 1917, also the Brigade "La Spezia", which had been formed in March 1915 by the depots of the 21st and 22nd infantry regiments, was disbanded due to the heavy losses the brigade had suffered in the retreat to the Piave river.
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on the Monte Grappa massif, but the regiment had to fall back to the Italian lines on 16 January after having suffered more than 900 casualties in the attacks and counterattacks of the preceding three days. On 15 June 1918, the first day of the
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renamed Brigade "Cremona", with the brigade's regiments renumbered as 21st Infantry Regiment respectively 22nd Infantry Regiment. On 25 November 1917, the Brigade "Cremona" was again in the first line, with the 21st Infantry Regiment on
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soldiers). The 22nd Infantry Battalion "Primaro", which was tasked with training the recruits destined for the Motorized Brigade "Cremona", consisted of a command, a command platoon, and two recruit companies. On 12 November 1976, the
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for its conduct on the Karst plateau in August, September and November 1916, and for its bravery on Monte Asolone on 14 January 1918. The medals were affixed to the flags of the two regiments and added to their coat of arms.
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and agreed to an armistice, which ended the short Second Campaign of the First Italian War of Independence. As a consequence of the Sardinian defeat the Lombard Division and its four regiments were disbanded in May 1849.
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For their conduct in Corsica between 9 September and 3 October 1943, and for their conduct between 12 January and 8 May 1945, the 21st Infantry Regiment "Cremona" and 22nd Infantry Regiment "Cremona" were both awarded a
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1168:. On the same date the 87th Infantry Regiment "Friuli" was transferred from the 19th Infantry Division "Venezia" to the 20th Infantry Division "Curtatone e Montanara", which on the same date was renamed
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on the Karst plateau and suffered more than 1,100 casualties for limited gains. On 12 December 1915, the depots of the 21st Infantry Regiment, 22nd Infantry Regiment, and 88th Infantry Regiment (
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attacked Height 144 East of Debeli hill. After making slow progress, and spending the night under enemy artillery fire, the next day, 15 September, the attacking units were reinforced by the
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to support the Italian efforts to block the German's escape, but in the night of 3-4 October 1943 the last German units were embarked in Bastia leaving behind 700 dead and 350
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were disbanded, while the 88th Infantry Regiment "Friuli" was transferred to the Brigade "Cremona". On 28 December 1926, the Brigade "Cremona" was renamed
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formed the 126th Infantry Regiment for the new brigade. On 24 May 1915, the day after Italy's entry into the war, the Brigade "Cremona" was in
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became an autonomous unit and was renamed 21st Motorized Infantry Battalion "Alfonsine", while the regiment's IV Mechanized Battalion in
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signed an armistice, which stated that Charles Albert's troops would withdraw from the whole of the Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia, and the
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ceded two of its fusilier battalions to the 21st Infantry Regiment "Cremona". Afterwards the regiment consisted of the following units:
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formed eight new infantry regiments to garrison the occupied territories. Each existing infantry regiment, with the exception of the
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and again made only limited advances. On 16 September, the attacking units were reinforced by the 21st Infantry Regiment and the
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Ticino river, which formed the border between the Kingdom of Sardinia and the Austrian Empire. On 29 March, the main body of the
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became an autonomous unit and was renamed 22nd Infantry Battalion "Primaro". On the same date the regiment's III Battalion in
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in the island's North, with the two Italian divisions attempting to block their escape. On 13 September 1943, elements of the
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Infantry Division "Cremona" were disbanded. The next day, on 30 October 1975, the 21st Infantry Regiment's II Battalion in
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was formed and the 21st and 22nd infantry regiments assigned to it. The brigade was then sent to garrison
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drove the Austrian forces out of the city. On 23 March 1848, King Charles Albert declared war on the
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between Italy and the Allies was announced and the "Cremona" and "Friuli" divisions, together with
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companies and one machine gun section. On 1 March 1915, the depot of the 21st Infantry Regiment in
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Government of Milan, crossed the Ticino. Three days later, on 9 August, the Austrian General
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2280:"Decreto del Presidente della Repubblica 12 novembre 1976, n. 846"
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On 25 and 26 March 1848, two Sardinian advance guards crossed the
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801:. In December 1908, the regiment was deployed to the area of the
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massif, and the 22nd Infantry Regiment in the nearby village of
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was formed in September 1940. On 10 June 1940, Italy entered
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set off, with the support of the Sardinian government, from
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After the war the Combat Group "Cremona" was garrisoned in
1407:, while the 7th Artillery Regiment "Cremona" was awarded a
927:, the 22nd Infantry Regiment, the Brigade "Lazio", and the
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1205:. The regimental mortar company, which was equipped with
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1084:, the brigade attacked the Austro-Hungarian lines on
281:. In November 1942, the division participated in the
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as reinforcement. On 8 November 1942, Allied forces
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1437:. On 15 October 1945, the combat group was renamed
769:In 1866, the Brigade "Cremona" participated in the
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3023:13th Command and Tactical Supports Unit "Pinerolo"
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1224:in the invasion force's second echelon behind the
1019:and establish a blocking line North of it between
3276:Military units and formations established in 1848
3031:57th Command and Tactical Supports Unit "Abruzzi"
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1282:, which was located in Southern Corsica, and the
1100:, while the 22nd Infantry Regiment was awarded a
580:. On 24 March, the new king met with Radetzky at
512:provisional Lombard battalions, the 1st Brescian
3043:87th Command and Tactical Supports Unit "Friuli"
3027:45th Command and Tactical Supports Unit "Reggio"
702:Sardinian campaign in central and southern Italy
412:ordered on 1 March 1848 the mobilization of the
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1576:67th Mechanized Infantry Battalion "Montelungo"
3019:6th Command and Tactical Supports Unit "Aosta"
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1220:and the "Cremona" division was deployed near
903:, the brigade initially remained inactive at
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2550:Army Training Command and Application School
919:hill and the 22nd Infantry Regiment towards
234:arm. The regiment was formed in 1848 by the
3240:182nd Armored Infantry Regiment "Garibaldi"
2268:. Rome: SME - Ufficio Storico. p. 115.
1822:
1820:
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1715:. Rome: SME - Ufficio Storico. p. 268.
1459:transferred its II Tank Squadrons Group in
544:. On 20 March, the Lombard division was at
3064:235th Volunteer Training Regiment "Piceno"
2995:66th Airmobile Infantry Regiment "Trieste"
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516:Regiment, the 2nd Lombard Legion, and the
397:, which had led to the abdication of King
3060:85th Volunteer Training Regiment "Verona"
2282:. Quirinale - Presidenza della Repubblica
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975:, during which the brigade fought on the
871:. This time the brigade attacked towards
3056:17th Volunteer Training Regiment "Acqui"
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1474:22nd Armored Infantry Regiment "Cremona"
789:, which led to the establishment of the
226:. The regiment is named for the city of
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1371:began and the combat group crossed the
2203:"126° Reggimento fanteria "La Spezia""
2109:"22° Reggimento di fanteria "Cremona""
2084:"21° Reggimento di fanteria "Cremona""
1767:
1015:, the brigade was ordered to march to
420:, but on 18 March 1848, the people of
254:. In 1866, the regiment fought in the
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2542:Army Simulation and Validation Center
2181:"19ª Divisione di fanteria "Venezia""
2159:"88° Reggimento di fanteria "Friuli""
2134:"87° Reggimento di fanteria "Friuli""
2022:"44ª Divisione di fanteria "Cremona""
1615:Cavalry Brigade "Pozzuolo del Friuli"
1495:Command and Services Company, in Asti
1383:river and advanced North, liberating
915:: the 21st Infantry Regiment towards
322:Cavalry Brigade "Pozzuolo del Friuli"
88:Cavalry Brigade "Pozzuolo del Friuli"
7:
2047:"20ª Divisione di fanteria "Friuli""
1448:, and a mortar company with British
1379:. Next the combat group crossed the
1340:, with which it participated in the
963:, where it entered the frontline at
863:. On 21-22 October 1915, during the
696:. On 15 May 1860, Garibaldi won the
3232:141st Infantry Regiment "Catanzaro"
3208:92nd Infantry Regiment "Basilicata"
3204:91st Infantry Regiment "Basilicata"
2228:"Gruppo di Combattimento "Cremona""
1578:for that battalion's deployment to
1552:was reduced to a detachment of the
1367:river. On 6 April 1945, the allied
805:for the recovery efforts after the
273:, the regiment was assigned to the
16:Inactive Italian Army infantry unit
3248:231st Infantry Regiment "Avellino"
3220:121st Infantry Regiment "Macerata"
3184:73rd Infantry Regiment "Lombardia"
3080:1st Infantry Regiment "San Giusto"
1241:80th Infantry Division "La Spezia"
929:Regiment "Genova Cavalleria" (4th)
676:(Brigade "Pavia"). On 5 May 1860,
649:and 10th Infantry Regiment of the
595:Second Italian War of Independence
589:Second Italian War of Independence
361:On 12 January 1848, the people of
252:Second Italian War of Independence
14:
3252:244th Infantry Regiment "Cosenza"
3236:157th Infantry Regiment "Liguria"
3228:130th Infantry Regiment "Perugia"
3212:114th Infantry Regiment "Mantova"
3168:63rd Infantry Regiment "Cagliari"
3164:60th Infantry Regiment "Calabria"
3160:59th Infantry Regiment "Calabria"
3007:152nd Infantry Regiment "Sassari"
3003:151st Infantry Regiment "Sassari"
2264:F. dell'Uomo, R. di Rosa (2001).
1732:"Le Feste dei Reparti - Novembre"
1711:F. dell'Uomo, R. Puletti (1998).
1566:President of the Italian Republic
1259:, while its sister division, the
1251:and Germany and Italy reacted by
1158:19th Infantry Division "Gavinana"
892:Regiment "Nizza Cavalleria" (1st)
771:Third Italian War of Independence
765:Third Italian War of Independence
629:and 2nd Infantry Regiment of the
441:First Italian War of Independence
357:First Italian War of Independence
308:the regiment was assigned to the
256:Third Italian War of Independence
240:First Italian War of Independence
212:21° Reggimento Fanteria "Cremona"
27:21° Reggimento Fanteria "Cremona"
3244:225th Infantry Regiment "Arezzo"
3224:123rd Infantry Regiment "Chieti"
3216:120th Infantry Regiment "Emilia"
3200:89th Infantry Regiment "Salerno"
3196:84th Infantry Regiment "Venezia"
3176:68th Infantry Regiment "Legnano"
3172:67th Infantry Regiment "Legnano"
3148:48th Infantry Regiment "Ferrara"
3144:47th Infantry Regiment "Ferrara"
3132:40th Infantry Regiment "Bologna"
3128:37th Infantry Regiment "Ravenna"
3124:33rd Infantry Regiment "Livorno"
3116:26th Infantry Regiment "Bergamo"
3108:22nd Infantry Regiment "Cremona"
3104:21st Infantry Regiment "Cremona"
3100:20th Infantry Regiment "Brescia"
3084:4th Infantry Regiment "Piemonte"
2991:62nd Infantry Regiment "Sicilia"
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1326:22nd Infantry Regiment "Cremona"
1226:5th Infantry Division "Cosseria"
1186:44th Infantry Division "Cremona"
1174:7th Artillery Regiment "Cremona"
1166:44th Infantry Division "Cremona"
1162:19th Infantry Division "Venezia"
1066:Second Battle of the Piave River
787:Italo-Ethiopian War of 1887–1889
285:. After the announcement of the
275:44th Infantry Division "Cremona"
204:21st Infantry Regiment "Cremona"
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3192:76th Infantry Regiment "Napoli"
3188:75th Infantry Regiment "Napoli"
3180:72nd Infantry Regiment "Puglie"
3156:53rd Infantry Regiment "Umbria"
3140:46th Infantry Regiment "Reggio"
3136:41st Infantry Regiment "Modena"
3096:16th Infantry Regiment "Savona"
3092:11th Infantry Regiment "Casale"
2999:82nd Infantry Regiment "Torino"
2359:Chief of the Army General Staff
1261:20th Infantry Division "Friuli"
1170:20th Infantry Division "Friuli"
1146:87th Infantry Regiment "Friuli"
1119:87th Infantry Regiment "Friuli"
531:On 1 March 1849, the Sardinian
424:, which was the capital of the
336:the Brigade "Cremona" attacked
293:. The division then joined the
230:and part of the Italian Army's
159:Silver Medals of Military Valor
1584:Multinational Force in Lebanon
1554:23rd Infantry Battalion "Como"
1409:Bronze Medal of Military Valor
1405:Silver Medal of Military Valor
1299:4th Moroccan Mountain Division
1286:, which had crossed over from
1102:Silver Medal of Military Valor
1098:Silver Medal of Military Valor
967:. The brigade returned to the
619:Papal Legations of the Romagne
277:, with which it fought in the
164:1x Bronze Medal of Civil Merit
1:
3152:52nd Infantry Regiment "Alpi"
3120:30th Infantry Regiment "Pisa"
3112:23rd Infantry Regiment "Como"
3088:7th Infantry Regiment "Cuneo"
2979:5th Infantry Regiment "Aosta"
2868:Army Aviation Training Center
2852:Medical and Veterinary School
1284:90th Panzergrenadier Division
1249:landed in French North Africa
1068:the brigade held the line on
973:Eleventh Battle of the Isonzo
739:Grenadiers of Tuscany Brigade
605:occupied Lombard part of the
369:rebelled against the rule of
214:) is an inactive unit of the
2983:9th Infantry Regiment "Bari"
1604:Mechanized Brigade "Cremona"
1510:IV Mechanized Battalion, in
1501:II Battalion, in Alessandria
1336:and assigned to the British
1131:7th Field Artillery Regiment
925:Seventh Battle of the Isonzo
536:Albert massed his army near
3271:Infantry Regiments of Italy
1558:Motorized Brigade "Cremona"
1498:I Battalion, in Alessandria
1470:Bronze Medal of Civil Merit
1457:Regiment "Nizza Cavalleria"
1439:Infantry Division "Cremona"
1425:Motorized Brigade "Cremona"
1421:Infantry Division "Cremona"
1314:Italian Co-belligerent Army
1280:Sturmbrigade Reichführer-SS
869:Fourth Battle of the Isonzo
706:Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
615:Duchy of Parma and Piacenza
607:Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia
497:Duchy of Parma and Piacenza
429:Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia
314:Motorized Brigade "Cremona"
310:Infantry Division "Cremona"
295:Italian Co-belligerent Army
262:the regiment fought on the
51:22 Nov. 1917 — 13 Oct. 2003
3292:
1608:Armored Brigade "Centauro"
1599:armored personnel carriers
1528:Anti-tank Company, in Asti
1519:armored personnel carriers
1418:
1183:
1142:Second Italo-Ethiopian War
1129:, which also included the
949:Ninth Battle of the Isonzo
901:Sixth Battle of the Isonzo
865:Third Battle of the Isonzo
843:formed the command of the
824:
682:Expedition of the Thousand
621:. On 1 November 1859, the
611:Duchy of Modena and Reggio
501:Duchy of Modena and Reggio
491:and the Sardinian General
484:Joseph Radetzky von Radetz
338:Austro-Hungarian positions
334:Ninth Battle of the Isonzo
318:Armored Brigade "Centauro"
279:Italian invasion of France
107:"Fortitudo mea in brachio"
49:1 Nov. 1859 — 10 Nov. 1917
2249:Stefani, Filippo (1989).
1270:On 8 September 1943, the
1113:On 15 November 1926, the
1091:Armistice of Villa Giusti
1082:Battle of Vittorio Veneto
799:First Italo-Ethiopian War
791:Italian colony of Eritrea
712:. On 17 March 1861, King
480:Battle of Volta Mantovana
31:
26:
2649:"Granatieri di Sardegna"
1760:Voghera, Enrico (1909).
1230:Franco-Italian Armistice
688:and landed on 11 May in
593:In fall 1859, after the
401:on 24 February, reached
389:. After the news of the
379:King of the Two Sicilies
162:1x Silver Medal of Merit
2770:Anti-aircraft Artillery
1228:. On 24 June 1940, the
1144:. On 9 March 1937, the
941:VIII Cyclists Battalion
884:Austro-Hungarian troops
807:1908 Messina earthquake
753:and then until 1866 in
745:, which had erupted in
493:Carlo Canera di Salasco
154:Military Order of Italy
38:Regimental coat of arms
2860:Alpine Training Center
1455:In December 1958, the
1322:Combat Group "Cremona"
1272:Armistice of Cassibile
1253:occupying Vichy France
995:to retreat behind the
933:III Cyclists Battalion
779:84th Infantry Regiment
727:59th Infantry Regiment
674:28th Infantry Regiment
657:. On the same day the
655:22nd Infantry Regiment
526:22nd Infantry Regiment
509:20th Infantry Regiment
507:Infantry Regiment and
287:Armistice of Cassibile
211:
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2987:28th Regiment "Pavia"
2921:Infantry specialities
2844:Administrative School
2729:Tactical Intelligence
2709:Army Aviation Support
2679:"Pozzuolo del Friuli"
2533:Army Aviation Command
2205:. Regio Esercito Army
1828:"Brigata "La Spezia""
1369:1945 spring offensive
1267:to Northern Corsica.
1203:infantry support guns
945:XI Cyclists Battalion
890:and the next day the
873:San Martino del Carso
743:anti-Sardinian revolt
647:9th Infantry Regiment
639:6th Infantry Regiment
635:5th Infantry Regiment
627:1st Infantry Regiment
433:five days of fighting
385:was the first of the
283:occupation of Corsica
3039:80th Regiment "Roma"
1938:"Brigata "Grosseto""
1764:. Rome. p. 392.
1466:Province of Vercelli
1375:river and liberated
1278:, fought the German
1154:XIX Infantry Brigade
1152:and assigned to the
1011:. After arriving in
937:V Cyclists Battalion
698:Battle of Calatafimi
623:Royal Sardinian Army
599:Second French Empire
597:, the armies of the
452:Royal Sardinian Army
414:Royal Sardinian Army
301:on the allied side.
236:Royal Sardinian Army
2750:Army Special Forces
1960:"Brigata "Tortona""
1850:"Brigata "Bisagno""
1801:"Brigata "Cremona""
1263:, was ferried from
1190:At the outbreak of
1123:XX Infantry Brigade
1031:river Southeast of
981:Battle of Caporetto
859:at the base of the
845:Brigade "La Spezia"
831:At the outbreak of
603:Kingdom of Sardinia
533:Chamber of Deputies
464:Peschiera del Garda
391:February Revolution
387:revolutions of 1848
383:Sicilian revolution
320:and in 2002 to the
244:Kingdom of Sardinia
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1940:. Fronte del Piave
1918:. Fronte del Piave
1896:. Fronte del Piave
1894:"Brigata "Genova""
1874:. Fronte del Piave
1872:"Brigata "Arezzo""
1852:. Fronte del Piave
1830:. Fronte del Piave
1803:. Fronte del Piave
1504:III Battalion, in
1093:came into effect.
1037:Ponte della Priula
1021:Colloredo di Prato
731:Brigade "Calabria"
717:proclaimed himself
714:Victor Emmanuel II
678:Giuseppe Garibaldi
297:and fought in the
115:1 November 1916 -
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1916:"Brigata "Lario""
1450:ML 3-inch mortars
991:river and in the
909:Monte San Michele
827:Brigade "Cremona"
815:Italo-Turkish War
803:Strait of Messina
775:Brigade "Venezia"
659:Brigade "Cremona"
609:, as well as the
522:Girolamo Ramorino
476:Battle of Custoza
431:, rose up and in
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117:Battle of Jamiano
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1276:French partisans
1148:was reformed in
1115:Brigade "Friuli"
1078:Macedonian front
977:Banjšice plateau
897:Brigade "Arezzo"
882:On 15 May 1916,
877:Brigade "Friuli"
735:Brigade "Puglie"
708:and most of the
651:Brigade "Regina"
574:Battle of Novara
489:Heinrich von Heß
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1535:During the
1296:Free French
1222:Ventimiglia
1045:Monte Tomba
1029:Tagliamento
993:Julian Alps
905:Vermegliano
833:World War I
821:World War I
304:During the
260:World War I
238:during the
220:Alessandria
174:Regimental
123:Decorations
98:Alessandria
94:Garrison/HQ
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2480:Divisions
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837:fusiliers
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663:Brescia
641:of the
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558:Mortara
546:La Cava
472:Legnano
373:of the
363:Palermo
352:History
344:on the
342:Jamiano
291:Corsica
269:During
228:Cremona
208:Italian
56:Country
2974:Combat
2967:Active
2943:Alpini
2780:Signal
2580:(OF 6)
2473:(OF 7)
2406:COMLOG
2374:(OF 8)
2349:(OF 9)
1397:Venice
1395:, and
1393:Mestre
1292:Bastia
1150:Arezzo
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989:Isonzo
969:Isonzo
965:Cesuna
943:, and
921:Debeli
751:Naples
694:Sicily
613:, the
538:Novara
470:, and
468:Verona
460:Mantua
405:, the
381:. The
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1525:tanks
1489:, in
1431:Turin
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1373:Senio
1200:65/17
997:Piave
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686:Genoa
542:Pavia
514:Jäger
422:Milan
403:Turin
395:Paris
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