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Italian Army in Russia order of battle

The Italian Army in Russia (ARMIR) was a field army of the Royal Italian Army in World War II, which was deployed to the Soviet Union in July 1942. Upon arrival on the Eastern Front the army consisted of the following units:[1][2]

Italian Army in Russia

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8th Army Headquarters

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8th Army Artillery

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  • Commander of the Artillery — Generale di Divisione Mario Balotta[1][2]
    • 3rd Horse Artillery Regiment
      • Command and Command Unit
      • I Group
      • II Group
        • 2× Batteries — 4× horse-drawn 75/27 mod. 12 guns per battery
      • III Group
        • 2× Batteries — 4× horse-drawn 75/27 mod. 12 guns per battery
      • Regimental Ammunition and Supply Unit
    • 9th Army Artillery Grouping
      • XXIV Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 15 cm sFH 18 (149/28) heavy field howitzers per battery
      • XXXI Group
      • XXXII Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 149/40 mod. 35 heavy guns per battery
      • XXXIV Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 149/40 mod. 35 heavy guns per battery
      • L Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 15 cm sFH 18 (149/28) heavy field howitzers per battery
      • LXXIII Group
    • 201st Motorized Artillery Regiment
      • Command and Command Unit
      • I Group
      • II Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/32 mod. 37 field guns per battery
      • III Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/32 mod. 37 field guns per battery
    • 4th Anti-aircraft Artillery Grouping
      • IV Group
      • XIX Group
        • 2× Batteries — 4× 75/46 C.A. mod. 34 anti-aircraft guns per battery
      • XXXVI Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/46 C.A. mod. 34 anti-aircraft guns per battery
      • XXXVII Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/46 C.A. mod. 34 anti-aircraft guns per battery
      • XXXVIII Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/46 C.A. mod. 34 anti-aircraft guns per battery
    • 14th Artillery Specialists Unit
    • 31st Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
    • 40th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
    • 42nd Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
    • 65th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
    • 86th Searchlight Section

8th Army Engineers

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  • Commander of Engineers — Generale di Divisione Arnaldo Forgiero[1][2]
    • 5th Signals Grouping
      • I Telegraph Operators Battalion
        • 4× Telegraph operator companies
      • V Mixed Battalion
        • Mixed Connections Company
        • Mixed Specialists Company
      • 156th Radio Operators Company
    • I Pontieri Battalion
    • II Pontieri Battalion
    • IX Pontieri Battalion
    • IX Ferrovieri Battalion
    • X Ferrovieri Battalion
    • XVIII Workers Battalion
      • 4× Worker companies
    • XXVI Engineer Battalion
    • XXXIV Pontieri Battalion
    • XL Workers Battalion
      • 3× Worker companies
    • 6th Firefighting Company
    • 8th Water Company
    • 9th Water Company
    • 101st Ferrymen Company
    • 8th Mobile Dovecote

Royal Italian Air Force

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156th Infantry Division "Vicenza"

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The 156th Infantry Division "Vicenza" was tasked with rear area security.[1][2]

  • 156th Infantry Division "Vicenza" — Generale di Divisione Enrico Broglia (until 7 December 1942), Generale di Brigata Etelvoldo Pascolini[1][2]
    • Headquarters
      • 136th Mixed Carabinieri Section
      • 137th Mixed Carabinieri Section
      • 156th Field Post Office
    • 277th Infantry Regiment "Vicenza"
      • Command and Command Company
      • I Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
      • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 and 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • II Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
      • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 and 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • III Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
      • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 and 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Anti-tank Company (47/32 anti-tank guns)
      • Mortar Company (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 278th Infantry Regiment "Vicenza"
      • Command and Command Company
      • I Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
      • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 and 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • II Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
      • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 and 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • III Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
      • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 and 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Anti-tank Company (47/32 anti-tank guns)
      • Mortar Company (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • CLVI Machine Gunners Battalion
    • CLVI Mixed Engineer Battalion
      • 156th Engineer Company
      • 256th Telegraph and Radio Operators Company
    • XXVI Carabinieri Battalion (attached)
      • 2× Carabinieri companies
    • 256th Anti-tank Company (47/32 anti-tank guns)
    • 156th Medical Section
    • 161st Field Hospital
    • 162nd Field Hospital
    • 156th Supply Section
    • 256th Bakers Section
    • 1121st Mixed Auto Section
    • I Armored Car Platoon/ Regiment "Nizza Cavalleria" (attached)

II Army Corps

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  • II Army Corps — Generale di Corpo d'Armata Giovanni Zanghieri[1][2]
    • II Army Corps Headquarters — Chief of Staff: Colonel Ugo Almici
      • 183rd Mixed Carabinieri Section
      • 204th Mixed Carabinieri Section
      • 362nd Mounted Carabinieri Section
      • 2nd Photographic Section
      • 9th Tele-photographic Section
      • 9th Topographic Section
      • 20th Field Post Office
      • 2nd Auto Squad for Army Corps Command
    • II Army Corps Infantry
      • II Army Corps Machine Gunners Battalion
      • II Infantry Sappers Battalion
      • CII Auto-transported Machine Gunners Battalion
      • XXXII Truck-transported Anti-tank Battalion/ Granatieri di Sardegna
        • 3× Anti-tank companies — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns per company
    • II Army Corps Artillery
      • 2nd Army Corps Artillery Grouping
        • III Group
          • 3× Batteries — 4× 105/28 cannons per battery
        • XXIII Group
          • 3× Batteries — 4× 105/28 cannons per battery
        • CIII Group
          • 3× Batteries — 4× 149/13 heavy howitzers per battery
        • CXXIII Group
          • 3× Batteries — 4× 149/13 heavy howitzers per battery
        • 2nd Army Corps Specialists Unit
        • 52nd Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
        • 54th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
    • II Army Corps Engineers
      • XV Engineer Battalion
        • 1st Engineer Company
        • 2nd Engineer Company
        • 104th Engineer Company
      • 82nd Telegraph Operators Company
      • 84th Telegraph Operators Company
      • 101st Radio Operators Company
      • 6th Mobile Dovecote
      • 2nd Signals Materiel Repair Workshop
    • XXXV Army Corps Chemical Troops
      • 2nd Chemical Company
      • 4th Flamethrower Company
      • 5th Flamethrower Company
    • XXXV Army Corps Services
      • 2nd Heavy Auto Unit
        • 2nd Ambulance Section
        • 12th Ambulance Section
        • 249th Heavy Section
        • 948th Heavy Section
        • Mixed Section
        • Mixed Section
      • 45th Heavy Mobile Workshop
      • 4th Materiel Recovery Company
      • 70th Quartermaster Section
    • 82nd Medical Section
    • 14th Field Hospital
    • 15th Field Hospital
    • 120th Field Hospital
    • 203rd Field Hospital
    • 213th Field Hospital
    • 243rd Field Hospital
    • 27th Radiological Ambulatory
    • 42nd Radiological Ambulatory
    • 2nd Dental Ambulatory
    • 11th Disinfection Section

2nd Infantry Division "Sforzesca"

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  • 2nd Infantry Division "Sforzesca" — Generale di Divisione Carlo Pellegrini[1][2]
    • Headquarters
      • 4th Mixed Carabinieri Section
      • 5th Motorized Carabinieri Section
      • 69th Field Post Office
      • 2nd Auto Squad for Infantry Division Command
    • 53rd Infantry Regiment "Sforzesca"
      • Command and Command Company
      • Mortar Company (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Support Weapons Battery — 4× 65/17 mod. 13 mountain guns
      • I Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • II Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • III Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 54th Infantry Regiment "Sforzesca"
      • Command and Command Company
      • Mortar Company (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Support Weapons Battery — 4× 65/17 mod. 13 mountain guns
      • I Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • II Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • III Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 17th Artillery Regiment "Sforzesca"
      • Command and Command Unit
      • I Group
      • II Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/18 mod. 35 howitzers per battery
      • I Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 105/28 cannons per battery
        • Group Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • Regimental Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • 53rd Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 302nd Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 70th Anti-tank Battery — 6× Pak 97/38 anti-tank guns
    • II Mortar Battalion (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 2nd Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 121st Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 2nd Telegraph and Radio Operators Company
    • 16th Engineer Company
    • 8th Searchlight Section
    • 2nd Autocarrette Section
    • 124th Heavy (Transport) Section
    • 192nd Heavy (Transport) Section
    • 11th Mobile Auto Workshop - Type 37
    • 6th Medical Section
    • 5th Field Hospital
    • 6th Field Hospital
    • 7th Field Hospital
    • 805th Field Hospital
    • 27th Surgical Squad
    • 1st Supply Section

3rd Infantry Division "Ravenna"

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  • 3rd Infantry Division "Ravenna" — Generale di Divisione Eduardo Nebbia (until 3 October 1942), Generale di Divisione Francesco Dupont (from 3 October 1942)[1][2]
    • Headquarters
      • 7th Mixed Carabinieri Section
      • 8th Motorized Carabinieri Section
      • 53rd Field Post Office
      • 3rd Auto Squad for Infantry Division Command
    • 37th Infantry Regiment "Ravenna"
      • Command and Command Company
      • Mortar Company (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Support Weapons Battery — 4× 65/17 mod. 13 mountain guns
      • I Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • II Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • III Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 38th Infantry Regiment "Ravenna"
      • Command and Command Company
      • Mortar Company (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Support Weapons Company — 4× 47/32 anti-tank guns
      • I Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • II Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • III Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 121st Motorized Artillery Regiment
      • Command and Command Unit
      • I Group
      • II Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/18 mod. 35 howitzers per battery
      • XXVIII Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 105/28 cannons per battery
        • Group Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • Regimental Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • 51st Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 303rd Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 71st Anti-tank Battery — 6× Pak 97/38 anti-tank guns
    • III Mortar Battalion (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 3rd Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 154th Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 3rd Telegraph and Radio Operators Company
    • 18th Engineer Company
    • 10th Searchlight Section
    • 3rd Autocarrette Section
    • 128th Heavy (Transport) Section
    • 247th Heavy (Transport) Section
    • 12th Mobile Auto Workshop - Type 37
    • 18th Medical Section
    • 16th Field Hospital
    • 201st Field Hospital
    • 202nd Field Hospital
    • 438th Field Hospital
    • 37th Surgical Squad
    • 7th Supply Section

5th Infantry Division "Cosseria"

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  • 5th Infantry Division "Cosseria" — Generale di Divisione Enrico Gazzale[1][2]
    • Headquarters
      • 13th Mixed Carabinieri Section
      • 14th Motorized Carabinieri Section
      • 42nd Field Post Office
      • 5th Auto Squad for Infantry Division Command
    • 89th Infantry Regiment "Cosseria"
      • Command and Command Company
      • Mortar Company (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Support Weapons Battery — 4× 65/17 mod. 13 mountain guns
      • I Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • II Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • III Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 90th Infantry Regiment "Cosseria"
      • Command and Command Company
      • Mortar Company (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Support Weapons Battery — 4× 65/17 mod. 13 mountain guns
      • I Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • II Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • III Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 45mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 108th Artillery Regiment "Cosseria"
      • Command and Command Unit
      • I Group
      • II Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/18 mod. 35 howitzers per battery
      • IV Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 105/28 cannons per battery
        • Group Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • Regimental Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • 87th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 305th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 72nd Anti-tank Battery — 6× Pak 97/38 anti-tank guns
    • CV Mortar Battalion (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 135th Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 355th Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 5th Telegraph and Radio Operators Company
    • 23rd Engineer Company
    • 53rd Searchlight Section
    • 5th Autocarrette Section
    • 134th Heavy (Transport) Section
    • 248th Heavy (Transport) Section
    • 13th Mobile Auto Workshop - Type 37
    • 47th Medical Section
    • 118th Field Hospital
    • 119th Field Hospital
    • 513th Field Hospital
    • 515th Field Hospital
    • 105th Surgical Squad
    • 48th Supply Section

CC.NN. Grouping "23 Marzo"

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XXXV Army Corps

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  • XXXV Army Corps — Generale di Corpo d'Armata Giovanni Messe (until 31 October 1942), Generale Corpo d'Armata Francesco Zingales (from 1 November 1942)[1][2]
    • XXXV Army Corps Headquarters — Chief of Staff: Colonel Umberto Utili (until 31 October 1942), Colonel Gaetano Vargas (from 1 November 1942)
      • Photo-cinematographic Unit
      • 193rd Motorized Carabinieri Section
      • 194th Motorized Carabinieri Section
      • 684th Motorized Carabinieri Section
      • 33rd Photographic Section
      • 33rd Topographic Section for Artillery
      • 33rd Topographic Section
      • 1st Fuel Section
      • 88th Field Post Office
      • 13th Road Movement Squad
      • 35th Auto Squad for Army Corps Command
    • XXXV Army Corps Infantry
      • CIV Army Corps Machine Gunners Battalion
      • XV Infantry Sappers Battalion
      • II Anti-tank Battalion
        • 3× Anti-tank companies — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns per company
      • 1st Bersaglieri Motorcyclists Company
    • XXXV Army Corps Artillery
      • 30th Army Corps Artillery Grouping
        • LX Group
          • 3× Batteries — 4× 105/32 heavy field guns per battery
        • LXI Group
          • 3× Batteries — 4× 105/32 heavy field guns per battery
        • LXII Group
          • 3× Batteries — 4× 105/32 heavy field guns per battery
        • CXXIV Group
          • 3× Batteries — 4× 149/13 heavy howitzers per battery
        • 30th Army Corps Specialists Unit
        • 95th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
        • 97th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
    • XXXV Army Corps Engineers
      • IV Engineer Battalion
        • 3× Engineer companies
      • VIII Connections Battalion
        • 102nd Radio Operators Company
        • 121st Telegraph Operators Company
        • 122nd Telegraph Operators Company
        • 20th Mobile Dovecote
      • 88th Searchlight Section
      • 19th Signals Materiel Repair Workshop
    • XXXV Army Corps Chemical Troops
      • 16th Chemical Company
    • XXXV Army Corps Services
      • 27th Heavy Auto Unit
        • 222nd Heavy Section
        • 223rd Heavy Section
        • 224th Heavy Section
        • 225th Heavy Section
      • 228th Mixed Auto Unit
        • 9th Fuel Tankers Section
        • 11th Fuel Tankers Section
        • 33rd Ambulance Section
        • 118th Mixed Section
      • 15th Heavy Mobile Workshop
      • 82 Train Unit
      • 1st Special Auto Unit (For the transport of the CC.NN. Grouping)
      • 2nd Special Auto Unit (For the transport of the CC.NN. Grouping)
      • 5th Materiel Recovery Company
      • 87th Quartermaster Section
      • 14th Medical Section
      • 159th Field Hospital
      • 1st Radiological Ambulatory
      • 2nd Radiological Ambulatory
      • 14th Dental Ambulatory
      • 25th Disinfection Section

3rd Cavalry Division "Principe Amedeo Duca d'Aosta"

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  • 3rd Cavalry Division "Principe Amedeo Duca d'Aosta" — Generale di Divisione Mario Marazzani (until 1 November 1942), Generale di Divisione Ettore de Blasio (from 3 November 1942)[1][2]
    • Headquarters
      • 355th Motorized Carabinieri Section
      • 356th Motorized Carabinieri Section
      • 40th Field Post Office
      • 7th Street Movement Squad
      • 3rd Auto Squad for Cavalry Division Command
    • 3rd Bersaglieri Regiment
      • Command and Command Company
      • XVIII Bersaglieri Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Bersaglieri companies
        • Machine Gunners Company (Breda 30 machine guns)
      • XX Bersaglieri Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Bersaglieri companies
        • Machine Gunners Company (Breda 30 machine guns)
      • XXV Bersaglieri Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Bersaglieri companies
        • Machine Gunners Company (Breda 30 machine guns)
    • 6th Bersaglieri Regiment
      • Command and Command Company
      • VI Bersaglieri Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Bersaglieri companies
        • Machine Gunners Company (Breda 30 machine guns)
      • XIII Bersaglieri Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Bersaglieri companies
        • Machine Gunners Company (Breda 30 machine guns)
      • XIX Bersaglieri Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Bersaglieri companies
        • Machine Gunners Company (Breda 30 machine guns)
    • 120th Motorized Artillery Regiment
      • Command and Command Unit
      • I Group
      • II Group
      • III Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/27 mod. 11 field guns per battery
      • Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • 93rd Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 101st Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 75th Anti-tank Battery — 6× Pak 97/38 anti-tank guns
    • XIII Self-propelled Anti-tank Group/ Regiment "Cavalleggeri di Alessandria"
      • 2× Self-propelled squadrons (L40 47/32 self-propelled guns)
    • XLVII Bersaglieri Motorcyclists Battalion
      • Command and Command Company
      • 3× Bersaglieri Motorcyclists companies
    • LXVII Armored Bersaglieri Battalion
      • 3× Armored Bersaglieri Motorcyclists companies (L6/40 tanks)
    • IC Mortar Battalion (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 172nd Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 173rd Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 272nd Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 103rd Telegraph and Radio Operators Company
    • 105th Engineer Company
    • XIV Heavy Auto Group
      • 122nd Light Auto Unit
      • 213th Mixed Auto Unit
      • 218th Heavy Auto Unit
      • 219th Heavy Auto Unit
    • 3rd Mobile Auto Workshop - Type 37
    • 73rd Medical Section
    • 46th Field Hospital
    • 47th Field Hospital
    • 148th Field Hospital
    • 20th Surgical Squad
    • 93rd Supply Section

9th Infantry Division "Pasubio"

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  • 9th Infantry Division "Pasubio" — Generale di Divisione Vittorio Giovanelli (until 4 December 1942), Generale di Divisione Guido Boselli (from 4 December 1942)[1][2]
    • Headquarters
      • 25th Motorized Carabinieri Section
      • 26th Motorized Carabinieri Section
      • 91st Fuel Section
      • 83rd Field Post Office
      • 8th Street Movement Squad
      • 9th Roadside Assistance Squad
      • 9th Auto Squad for Infantry Division Command
    • 79th Infantry Regiment "Pasubio"
      • Command and Command Company
      • Mortar Company (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Support Weapons Battery — 4× 65/17 mod. 13 mountain guns
      • I Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • II Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • III Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 80th Infantry Regiment "Pasubio"
      • Command and Command Company
      • Mortar Company (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Support Weapons Battery — 4× 65/17 mod. 13 mountain guns
      • I Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • II Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • III Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 8th Artillery Regiment "Pasubio"
      • Command and Command Unit
      • I Group
      • II Group
      • III Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/27 mod. 11 field guns per battery
      • Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • 85th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 309th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 73rd Anti-tank Battery — 6× Pak 97/38 anti-tank guns
    • V Mortar Battalion (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • IX Mortar Battalion (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 9th Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 141st Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 9th Telegraph and Radio Operators Company
    • 30th Engineer Company
    • 95th Searchlight Section
    • 190th Heavy Auto Unit
      • 813th Heavy Section
      • 814th Heavy Section
    • 9th Mobile Auto Workshop - Type 37
    • 5th Medical Section
    • 825th Field Hospital
    • 826th Field Hospital
    • 836th Field Hospital
    • 874th Field Hospital
    • 25th Surgical Squad
    • 11th Supply Section

52nd Infantry Division "Torino"

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  • 52nd Infantry Division "Torino" — Generale di Divisione Roberto Lerici[1][2]
    • Headquarters
      • 56th Motorized Carabinieri Section
      • 66th Motorized Carabinieri Section
      • 52nd Fuel Section
      • 152nd Field Post Office
      • 5th Street Movement Squad
      • 52nd Roadside Assistance Squad
      • 52nd Auto Squad for Infantry Division Command
    • 81st Infantry Regiment "Torino"
      • Command and Command Company
      • Mortar Company (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Support Weapons Company (47/32 anti-tank guns)
      • I Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • II Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • III Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 82nd Infantry Regiment "Torino"
      • Command and Command Company
      • Mortar Company (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Support Weapons Company (47/32 anti-tank guns)
      • I Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • II Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • III Battalion
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Fusilier companies
        • Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 52nd Artillery Regiment "Torino"
      • Command and Command Unit
      • I Group
      • II Group
      • III Group
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/27 mod. 11 field guns per battery
      • Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • 352nd Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 361st Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 74th Anti-tank Battery — 6× Pak 97/38 anti-tank guns
    • XXVI Mortar Battalion (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • LII Mortar Battalion (81mm mod. 35 mortars)
    • 52nd Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 171st Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 52nd Telegraph and Radio Operators Company
    • 57th Engineer Company
    • 69th Searchlight Section
    • 185th Heavy Auto Unit
      • 815th Heavy Section
      • 834th Heavy Section
    • 52nd Mobile Auto Workshop - Type 37
    • 52nd Medical Section
    • 89th Field Hospital
    • 90th Field Hospital
    • 117th Field Hospital
    • 578th Field Hospital
    • 52nd Surgical Squad
    • 52nd Supply Section

CC.NN. Grouping "3 Gennaio"

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Alpine Army Corps

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  • Alpine Army Corps — Generale di Corpo d'Armata Gabriele Nasci[1][2]
    • Alpine Army Corps Headquarters — Chief of Staff: Colonel Giulio Martinat
      • 422nd Alpine Carabinieri Section
      • 425th Alpine Carabinieri Section
      • 20th Photographic Section
      • 20th Tele-photographic Section
      • 27th Topographic Section
      • 108th Field Post Office
      • Auto Squad for Alpine Army Corps Command
    • Alpine Army Corps Artillery
      • 11th Army Corps Artillery Grouping
        • LI Group
          • 3× Batteries — 4× 105/32 heavy field guns per battery
        • LII Group
          • 3× Batteries — 4× 105/32 heavy field guns per battery
        • LIII Group
          • 3× Batteries — 4× 105/32 heavy field guns per battery
        • CXVII Group
          • 3× Batteries — 4× 149/13 heavy howitzers per battery
        • 11th Army Corps Specialists Unit
        • 39th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
        • 41st Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
    • Alpine Army Corps Engineers
      • I Engineer Battalion
        • 3× Engineer companies
      • IX Mixed Battalion
        • 109th Telegraph Operators Company
        • 117th Radio Operators Company
        • 2nd Searchlight Company
        • 19th Mobile Dovecote
      • XXX Sappers Battalion
        • 2× Sappers companies
      • 21st Signals Materiel Repair Workshop
    • Alpine Army Corps Chemical Troops
      • 1st Chemical Company
    • Alpine Army Corps Services
      • 200th Mixed Auto Unit
        • 129th Mixed Section
        • 727th Heavy Section
        • 728th Heavy Section
        • Autocarrette Section
      • 57th Heavy Mobile Workshop
      • 6th Materiel Recovery Company
      • 113th Alpine Quartermaster Section
      • 307th Alpine Medical Section
      • 23rd Field Hospital
      • 24th Field Hospital
      • 466th Field Hospital
      • 467th Field Hospital
      • 483rd Field Hospital
      • 484th Field Hospital
      • 7th Dental Ambulatory
      • 9th Disinfection Section

2nd Alpine Division "Tridentina"

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  • 2nd Alpine Division "Tridentina" — Generale di Brigata Luigi Reverberi[1][2]
    • Headquarters
      • 402nd Mountain Carabinieri Section
      • 417th Mountain Carabinieri Section
      • 201st Field Post Office
      • 2nd Auto Squad for Alpine Division Command
    • 5th Alpini Regiment
      • Command and Command Company
      • Alpini Battalion "Morbegno"
      • Alpini Battalion "Tirano"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 109th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Alpini Battalion "Edolo"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 110th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • 5th Alpine Medical Section
      • 618th Alpine Field Hospital
      • 25th Train Unit
      • 5th Supply Squad
    • 6th Alpini Regiment
      • Command and Command Company
      • Alpini Battalion "Vestone"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 111th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Alpini Battalion "Val Chiese"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 112th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Alpini Battalion "Verona"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 113th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • 6th Alpine Medical Section
      • 621st Alpine Field Hospital
      • 26th Train Unit
      • 6th Supply Squad
    • 2nd Alpine Artillery Regiment "Tridentina"
      • Command and Command Unit
      • Group "Bergamo"
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/13 mod. 15 mountain guns per battery
        • Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • Group "Vicenza"
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/13 mod. 15 mountain guns per battery
        • Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • Group "Val Camonica"
        • 2× Batteries — 4× 105/11 mod. 28 mountain guns per battery
        • Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • 56th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 59th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 76th Anti-tank Battery — 6× Pak 97/38 anti-tank guns
    • II Mixed Engineer Battalion
      • 112th Telegraph and Radio Operators Company
      • 122nd Engineer Company
      • 102nd Searchlight Section
    • 82nd Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 216th Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 5th Train Unit
    • 206th Mixed Auto Unit
      • 126th Mixed Section
      • 721st Heavy Section
      • 722nd Heavy Section
      • 946th Heavy Section
      • Fuel Tankers Section
    • 302nd Medical Section
    • 619th Field Hospital
    • 620th Field Hospital
    • 622nd Field Hospital
    • 623rd Field Hospital
    • 110th Supply Section
    • 61st Bakers Section

3rd Alpine Division "Julia"

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  • 3rd Alpine Division "Julia" — Generale di Brigata Umberto Ricagno[1][2]
    • Headquarters
      • 415th Mountain Carabinieri Section
      • 416th Mountain Carabinieri Section
      • 202nd Field Post Office
      • 3rd Auto Squad for Alpine Division Command
    • 8th Alpini Regiment
      • Command and Command Company
      • Alpini Battalion "Tolmezzo"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 114th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Alpini Battalion "Cividale"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 115th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Alpini Battalion "Gemona"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 116th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • 308th Alpine Medical Section
      • 814th Alpine Field Hospital
      • 28th Train Unit
      • 8th Supply Squad
    • 9th Alpini Regiment
      • Command and Command Company
      • Alpini Battalion "Vicenza"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 117th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Alpini Battalion "Val Cismon"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 118th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Alpini Battalion "L'Aquila"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 119th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • 309th Alpine Medical Section
      • 630th Alpine Field Hospital
      • 29th Train Unit
      • 9th Supply Squad
    • 3rd Alpine Artillery Regiment "Julia"
      • Command and Command Unit
      • Group "Conegliano"
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/13 mod. 15 mountain guns per battery
        • Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • Group "Udine"
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/13 mod. 15 mountain guns per battery
        • Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • Group "Val Piave"
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 105/11 mod. 28 mountain guns per battery
        • Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • 45th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 47th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 77th Anti-tank Battery — 6× Pak 97/38 anti-tank guns
    • III Mixed Engineer Battalion
      • 113th Telegraph and Radio Operators Company
      • 123rd Engineer Company
      • 103rd Searchlight Section
    • 41st Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 83rd Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 8th Train Unit
    • 207th Mixed Auto Unit
      • 127th Mixed Section
      • 725th Heavy Section
      • 726th Heavy Section
      • 950th Heavy Section
      • Fuel Tankers Section
    • 303rd Medical Section
    • 628th Field Hospital
    • 629th Field Hospital
    • 633rd Field Hospital
    • 813th Field Hospital
    • 111th Supply Section
    • 62nd Bakers Section

4th Alpine Division "Cuneense"

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  • 4th Alpine Division "Cuneense" — Generale di Divisione Emilio Battisti[1][2]
    • Headquarters
      • 413th Mountain Carabinieri Section
      • 414th Mountain Carabinieri Section
      • 203rd Field Post Office
      • 4th Auto Squad for Alpine Division Command
    • 1st Alpini Regiment
      • Command and Command Company
      • Alpini Battalion "Ceva"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 101st Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Alpini Battalion "Pieve di Teco"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 102nd Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Alpini Battalion "Mondovì"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 103rd Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • 1st Alpine Medical Section
      • 612th Alpine Field Hospital
      • 21st Train Unit
      • 1st Supply Squad
    • 2nd Alpini Regiment
      • Command and Command Company
      • Alpini Battalion "Borgo San Dalmazzo"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 104th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Alpini Battalion "Dronero"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 105th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • Alpini Battalion "Saluzzo"
        • Command and Command Company
        • 3× Alpini companies
        • 106th Support Weapons Company (Breda M37 machine guns, 81mm mod. 35 mortars)
      • 2nd Alpine Medical Section
      • 615th Alpine Field Hospital
      • 22nd Train Unit
      • 2nd Supply Squad
    • 4th Alpine Artillery Regiment "Cuneense"
      • Command and Command Unit
      • Group "Pinerolo"
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/13 mod. 15 mountain guns per battery
        • Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • Group "Mondovì"
        • 3× Batteries — 4× 75/13 mod. 15 mountain guns per battery
        • Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • Group "Val Po"
        • 2× Batteries — 4× 105/11 mod. 28 mountain guns per battery
        • Ammunition and Supply Unit
      • 64th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
      • 78th Anti-tank Battery — 6× Pak 97/38 anti-tank guns
      • 116th Anti-aircraft Battery — 8× 20/65 mod. 35 anti-aircraft guns
    • IV Mixed Engineer Battalion
      • 114th Telegraph and Radio Operators Company
      • 124th Engineer Company
      • 104th Searchlight Section
    • 14th Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 84th Anti-tank Company — 8× 47/32 anti-tank guns
    • 2nd Train Unit
    • 201st Mixed Auto Unit
      • 121st Mixed Section
      • 701st Heavy Section
      • 702nd Heavy Section
      • 947th Heavy Section
      • Fuel Tankers Section
    • 306th Medical Section
    • 613th Field Hospital
    • 614th Field Hospital
    • 616th Field Hospital
    • 617th Field Hospital
    • 107th Supply Section
    • 63rd Bakers Section

8th Army Services

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  • 8th Army Services — Generale di Brigata Carlo Biglino[1][2]
    • Administrative Directorate
    • Artillery Directorate
      • 8th Artillery Depot
    • Engineer Directorate
      • 8th Engineer Depot
      • 33rd Engineer Company
    • Chemical Directorate
      • 8th Chemical Depot
      • Chemical Field Laboratory
    • Horse and Veterinary Directorate
      • 8th Veterinary and Farriery Depot
      • Quadrupeds harness Depot
      • Quadrupeds infirmaries: 2nd, 3rd, 6th, 13th, 17th, 120th, 121st
    • Automobilistic Directorate
      • 6th Automobile Motor Pool
      • 7th Automobile Motor Pool
      • 6× Workshops for Auto Groups
      • 1× Special FIAT workshops
    • Post and Telegraph Directorate
      • Field post offices: 6th, 57th, 89th, 90th, 102nd, 113th, 116th, 117th, 122nd, 126th, 127th, 128th, 129th, 147th
    • Recovery Directorate
      • 7th Materiel Recovery Company
    • Road Directorate
    • War Economy Directorate
    • Timber Directorate
      • Forestry companies: 91st, 131st, 133rd

Medical Service

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  • Medical Directorate[1][2]
    • 8th Medical Depot
    • Field hospitals: 25th, 32nd, 40th, 42nd, 44th, 52nd, 60th, 64th, 93rd, 159th, 163rd, 164th, 211th, 235th, 238th, 239th, 248th, 249th, 250th, 251st, 256th, 257th, 311th, 463rd, 512th, 514th, 566th, 567th, 820th, 827th, 828th, 829th, 830th, 831st, 832nd, 837th, 873rd
    • Reserve hospitals: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th, 7th, 8th
    • 1st Convalescence hospitals: 1st, 2nd
    • 252nd Mixed Carabinieri Section
    • 2nd Gassed Personnel Cleaning Section
    • 104th Gassed Personnel Cleaning Section
    • 22nd Disinfection Section
    • 31st Disinfection Section
    • Chemical, Bacteriological, Toxicological Laboratory
    • Hospital Trains:
      • Royal Italian Army: 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th, 10th, 12th, 23rd, 24th, 35th, 36th, 41st
      • Italian Red Cross: 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th
      • Sovereign Military Order of Malta: 1st, 4th

Quartermaster Service

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  • Quartermaster Directorate[1][2]
    • 8th Food and Oats Depot
    • 8th Fodder, Straw and Wood Depot
    • 8th Clothing and Equipment Depot
    • 1st Butcher Company
    • Supply sections: 57th, 84th, 96th, 97th
    • 175th Bakers Section with drivable ovens
    • Baker sections without mobile ovens: 166th, 169th, 171st, 176th, 181sy, 191st
    • Baker sections with rotatable ovens: 6th, 8th, 19th, 28th
    • Baker squads with rotatable ovens: 2nd, 23rd, 26th, 49th, 53rd, 59th, 65th, 104th
    • 1st Mixed Bakers Squad

Transport Service

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  • Transport Directorate[1][2]
    • 2nd Army Auto Grouping
      • 46th Auto Workshop
      • 8th Roadside Assistance Unit
      • II Mixed Auto Group
        • 26th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 251st, 252nd, 253rd, 254th
        • 91st Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 541st, 542nd, 543rd, 544th
        • 51st Ambulance Auto Unit
          • Ambulance sections: 23rd, 37th, 54th, 73rd, 74th
        • 32nd Fuel Trucks Auto Unit
          • Fuel trucks sections: 132nd, 217th, 219th, 277th, 278th
        • Auto Workshop (detached from the 116th Light Auto Unit)
      • XXIX Heavy Auto Group
        • 34th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 283rd, 284th, 285th, 286th
        • 97th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 565th, 566th, 567th, 568th
        • 115th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 733rd, 734th, 735th, 736th
        • 139th Mixed Auto Unit
          • Light auto sections: 74th, 75th
          • Heavy auto sections: 766th, 767th
        • Auto Workshop (detached from the 33rd Heavy Auto Unit)
        • Auto Workshop (detached from the 96th Heavy Auto Unit)
      • LI Heavy Auto Group
        • 25th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 715th, 716th, 717th, 718th
        • 127th Heavy Auto Unit
          • 110th Mixed Auto Sections
          • Heavy auto sections: 749th, 750th, 751st, 752nd, 813th
        • 187th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 801st, 802nd, 803rd, 804th
        • 188th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 805th, 806th, 807th, 888th
        • Auto Workshop (detached from the 135th Heavy Auto Unit)
        • Auto Workshop (detached from the 140th Heavy Auto Unit)
    • 7th Army Auto Grouping
      • 7th Auto Workshop
      • XVIII Heavy Auto Group
        • 29th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 263rd, 264th, 265th, 266th
        • 117th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 741st, 742nd, 843rd, 844th
        • 126th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 54th, 745th, 746th, 747th, 748th
        • 129th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 753rd, 754th, 755th, 756th
      • XXX Heavy Auto Group
        • 165th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 651st, 652nd, 665th, 666th
        • 241st Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
        • 242nd Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th
        • 134th Ambulance Auto Unit
          • Ambulance sections: 761st, 762nd, 763rd, 764th
    • 8th Army Auto Grouping
      • 8th Auto Workshop
      • LVII Heavy Auto Group
        • 243rd Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 910th, 911th, 912th, 913th
        • 244th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 914th, 915th, 916th, 917th
        • 245th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 918th, 919th, 920th, 921st
        • 246th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 922nd, 923rd, 924th, 925th
      • LVIII Heavy Auto Group
        • 247th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 926th, 927th, 928th, 929th
        • 248th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 930th, 931st, 932nd, 933rd
        • 249th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 934th, 935th, 936th, 937th
        • 250th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 938th, 939th, 940th, 941st
    • 10th Army Auto Grouping
      • 10th Auto Workshop
      • LX Heavy Auto Group
        • 251st Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 953rd, 954th, 955th, 956th
        • 252nd Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 957th, 958th, 959th, 960th
        • 253rd Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 961st, 962nd, 963rd, 964th
        • 254th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 965th, 966th, 967th, 968th
      • LXI Heavy Auto Group
        • 255th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 969th, 970th, 971st, 972nd
        • 256th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 973rd, 974th, 975th, 976th
        • 257th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 977th, 978th, 979th, 980th
        • 258th Heavy Auto Unit
          • Heavy auto sections: 981st, 982nd, 983rd, 984th
    • VI Road Movement Battalion
      • Command and Command Company
      • 3x Road movement companies
      • Roadside Assistance Unit
    • XXVI Road Movement Battalion
      • Command and Command Company
      • 3x Road movement companies
      • Roadside Assistance Unit
    • 350th Heavy Auto Unit
      • 2x Heavy auto sections
    • 6th Road Militia Company
    • 8th Road Militia Company

Rear Areas

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  • Rear Areas Directorate[1][2]
    • 3x Principal rear area commands
    • 6x Secondary rear area commands
    • 11x Special rear area commands
    • 4x Principal rear area office
    • Mobile territorial battalions with 4x Companies: CCXV, CCXVII, CCXLVII, CCXLI
    • Mobile territorial battalions with 3x Companies: CCXVIII, CDL, CDLIV
    • Dismounted artillery groups with 4x batteries (without artillery pieces): CCIX, CDXLIX, CDLI, CDLII, CDLIII, CDLV, CDLVI, CDLVII
    • 63rd Garrison Company
    • 249th Mixed Carabinieri Section
    • 250th Mixed Carabinieri Section

References

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa Le operazioni delle Unità Italiane al Fronte Russo (1941-1943) - Quadro di battaglia dell'8ª Armata. Rome: Ufficio Storico dello Stato Maggiore Esercito. 1977. pp. 605–628. Retrieved 23 December 2023.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa "Quadro di battaglia dell'8ª Armata - ARMIR". Unione Nazionale Italiana Reduci Di Russia. Retrieved 24 December 2023.
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