6.141
6.917
7.205
7.529
6.795
4.8
7.494
6.5
6.724
5.082
7.7
8.4
8.2
7.433
Second Italo-Ethiopian War order of battle: Italy GudangMovies21 Rebahinxxi LK21
The Italian order of battle for the Second Italo-Ethiopian War on 8 October 1935. The Ethiopian order of battle is listed separately.
Comando Supremo Africa Orientale
Commander: General Emilio De Bono to November 1935, Field Marshal Pietro Badoglio November 1935 – June 1936
7th Artillery Group (77/28 field guns)
Granatieri di Sardegna Battalion (coming from Italy)
Alpini Battalion (coming from Italy)
Guardia di Finanza Battalion (coming from Italy)
3 Assault Battalions (still in Italy)
7th Artillery Group (Obice da 149/13 howitzer) (coming from Italy)
Engineer Unit Comando Supremo Africa Orientale
Bombardment, Reconnaissance, and Fighter Aviation Command A. O. – Gen. Mario Ajmone Cat
3rd Air Brigade – Brig.Gen. Ferruccio Ranza Eritrea (145 aircraft)
HQ Flight (4 × Caproni Ca.101 light bomber/transport aircraft)
Reconnaissance Squadron (un-numbered):
34th Reconnaissance Flight (8 × Romeo Ro.1 reconnaissance and ground attack aircraft) attached to Eritrean Corps
38th Reconnaissance Flight (10 × Ro.1)
41st Reconnaissance Flight (10 × Ro.1)
103rd Reconnaissance Flight (9 × IMAM Ro.37)
116th Reconnaissance Flight (10 × Ro.1)
118th Reconnaissance Flight (10 × Ro.1) attached to II Army Corps
131st Reconnaissance Flight (10 × Ro.1)
Libyan Reconnaissance Flight (11 × Ro.1) attached to I Army Corps
106th Fighter Flight (7 × CR.20)
4th Bombers Squadron – Brig.Gen. Attilio Matricardi
14th Bomber Flight "Hic Sunt Leones" – (10 × Caproni Ca.101 D/2)
15th Bomber Flight "La Disperata" – (10 × Ca.101 D/2)
27th Bomber Squadron
17th Bomber Flight (5 × Caproni Ca.111 light bombers)
18th Bomber Flight (5 × Ca.111)
Hydroplanes Detachments (4 × Marinens Flyvebaatfabrikk M.F.4 floatplane and 2 × CANT 25 flying boat fighter)
7th Bomber Wing detached to Somalia with 38 aircraft – Brig.Gen. Ferruccio Ranza (see below)
Northern Front – Eritrea
I Army Corps – Ruggiero Santini
4th CC.NN. Division "3 Gennaio" (still in Italy) – Gen. Alessandro Traditi
101st CC.NN. Legion, 104th CC.NN. Legion, 215th CC.NN. Legion
5th Alpine Division "Pusteria" – Gen. Luigi Negri Cesi
7th Alpini Regiment, 11th Alpini Regiment, 5th Alpine Artillery Regiment
26th Infantry Division "Assietta" – Gen. Enrico Riccardi
38th Infantry Regiment "Ravenna", 63rd Infantry Regiment "Cagliari", 25th Artillery Regiment
30th Infantry Division "Sabauda" – Gen. Italo Gariboldi
3rd Bersaglieri Regiment, 46th Infantry Regiment "Reggio", 60th Infantry Regiment "Calabria", 16th Artillery Regiment
X Indigenes Battalion (Eritrean Ascari)
XV Indigenes Battalion (Eritrean Ascari)
Banda dello Scimezana (native troop)
5th Cavalry Squadrons Group
3rd Motorized Artillery Group (77 mm/28)
5th Motorized Artillery Group (105/28 cannons)
Artillery Command of positions of Agame
I Army Corps Engineer Unit
Libyan Reconnaissance Flight (11 × Ro.1)
II Army Corps – Pietro Maravigna
3rd CC.NN. Division "21 Aprile" – Gen. Giacomo Appiotti
230th CC.NN. Legion, 252nd CC.NN. Legion, 263rd CC.NN. Legion
19th Infantry Division "Gavinana" – Gen. Nino Salvatore Villa Santa
70th Infantry Regiment "Ancona", 83rd Infantry Regiment "Venezia", 84th Infantry Regiment "Venezia", 19th Artillery Regiment
24th Infantry Division "Gran Sasso" – Gen. Adalberto Principe (Adi Ugri-Quala zone)
13th Infantry Regiment "Pinerolo", 14th Infantry Regiment "Pinerolo", 225th Infantry Regiment "Arezzo", 18th Artillery Regiment
Gruppo Bande Altopiano (native troop)
10th Cavalry Squadrons Group
Artillery Group Command (100 mm/17)
Artillery Command of positions in western Tigre (Eritrean Ascari)
2nd Corps Engineer Unit
118th Reconnaissance Flight (10 × Ro.1) (Libyan)
Eritrean Corps – Alessandro Pirzio Biroli
1st Eritrean Division – Gen. Salvatore di Pietro
2nd Eritrean Division – Gen. Achille Vaccarisi
1st Eritrean CC.NN. Battalion Group – Filippo Diamanti
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Italian East African CC.NN. Infantry Battalions
East African CC.NN. MMG Company
Banda dell'Hassamò (Irregular troop)
6th Cavalry Squadrons Group
Native Cavalry Squadron Group (Eritrean Ascari troop)
2nd Motorized Artillery Group 77 mm/28
3rd Motorized Artillery Group 100 mm/17 gun
4th Fast Tanks Squadrons Group
Artillery Command of positions in eastern Tigre
Eritrean Corps Engineer Unit
34th Reconnaissance Flight (8 × Ro.1)(Libyan)
Western Lowlands Zone – Brig.Gen. Amedeo Couture
XXVII Indigenes Battalion (Eritrean Ascari)
XXVIII Indigenes Battalion (Eritrean Ascari)
Irregulars Foot Bands Group
"Celere" (fast) Group
Eritrea Fast Tanks Squadron
Eastern Lowlands Zone – Brig.Gen. Oreste Mariotti
XXIV Indigenes Battalion (Eritrean Ascari)
XXVI Indigenes Battalion (Eritrean Ascari)
Libyan Battalion
Massaua Irregulars Band
Northern Dankalia Irregulars Band
Southern Dankalia Irregulars Band
7th Artillery Battery (120L25)
37th Artillery Battery (77L28 – pack camels)
Sent to the front in February 1936
III Army Corps – Lt.Gen. Ettore Bastico
27th Infantry Division "Sila" – Gen. Francesco Bertini
16th Infantry Regiment "Savona", 19th Infantry Regiment "Brescia", 20th Infantry Regiment "Brescia", 12th Artillery Regiment
1st CC.NN. Division "23 Marzo" – Gen. Filiberto Ludovico from Eritrean Corps
135th CC.NN. Legion, 192nd CC.NN. Legion, 202nd CC.NN. Legion
Formed in January 1936
IV Army Corps – Gen. Ezio Babbini
5th Infantry Division "Cosseria" – Gen. Pietro Pintor
41st Infantry Regiment "Modena", 42nd Infantry Regiment "Modena", 29th Artillery Regiment
2nd CC.NN. Division "28 Ottobre" – Gen. Umberto Somma
114th CC.NN. Legion, 116th CC.NN. Legion, 180th CC.NN. Legion
5th CC.NN. Division "1 Febbraio" (still in Italy) – Gen. Attilio Teruzzi
107th CC.NN. Legion, 128th CC.NN. Legion, 142nd CC.NN. Legion
Organized in March 1936
Celere Column A.O. (Eritrea), Lt.Gen. Achille Starace
82nd CC.NN. Battalion "Mussolini"/6th CC.NN. Battalions Group, motorised
8th Artillery Group (77 mm/28, motorised)
Included truck-transported machine-guns, armoured cars, altogether 3,000 men and 500 motor vehicles.
Southern Front – Somaliland
Graziani Column – General Rodolfo Graziani
29th Infantry Division "Peloritana" – Gen. Giuseppe Pavone
3rd Infantry Regiment "Piemonte", 4th Infantry Regiment "Piemonte", 75th Infantry Regiment "Napoli", 24th Artillery Regiment
Libyan Division (Libyan Colonial troops) – Guglielmo Nasi
6th CC.NN. Division "Tevere" (still in Italy) – Enrico Boscardi
219th CC.NN. Legion, 220th CC.NN. Legion, 221st CC.NN. Legion, 321st CC.NN. Legion
Regiment "Lancieri di Aosta"
6x Battalions, Royal Colonial Troop Corps (Arab-Somali Colonial troops)
Camel Mounted Artillery
6x Dubat Bands (Companies of Somali Irregulars)
Ogaden border region command – Colonel Luigi Frusci
9 L3 tanks, 20 Armoured cars
6 Royal Colonial Troop Corps Battalions (Arabo-Somali Colonial troops)
6 Dubat Bands (Companies of Somali Irregulars)
150 trucks
Sultan Olol Dinke Column (Feudal Army) – Olol Dinke, Sultan of Sciavelli
1000 Dubat (mounted Somali warriors of the Ajuran clan)
7th Bomber Wing – Brig.Gen. Ferruccio Ranza (38 aircraft)
25th Bomber Squadron:
8th Bomber Flight (10 × Ca.101 bis)
9th Bomber Flight (10 × Ca.101 bis)
Reconnaissance Flight (10 × Ro.1)
107th Fighter Flight (8 × CR.20)
Libya
Forces were deployed in Libya to threaten the Suez Canal should the British close it to Italian traffic. These units were considered to have taken part in the campaign.
18th Infantry Division "Metauro"
93rd Infantry Regiment "Messina", 157th Infantry Regiment "Liguria", 2nd Artillery Regiment
126th Infantry Division "Assietta II"
61st Infantry Regiment "Sicilia", 81st Infantry Regiment "Torino", 25th Artillery Regiment
Motorized Division "Trento"
115th Infantry Regiment "Treviso", 116th Infantry Regiment "Treviso", 46th Artillery Regiment
7th CC.NN. Division "Cirene"
190th CC.NN. Legion, 196th CC.NN. Legion, 198th CC.NN. Legion, 241st CC.NN. Legion, 271st CC.NN. Legion, 267th CC.NN. Legion, 352nd CC.NN. Legion, 7th Motorized Artillery Regiment
See also
Second Italo-Ethiopian War
List of Second Italo-Ethiopian War weapons of Italy
Ethiopian order of battle in the Second Italo-Ethiopian War
Footnotes
References
External links
Regio Esercito:La Milizia nella Campagna d'Africa 1935–1936 Now on Internet Archive, archived on May 19, 2007
Italian Army of the Ethiopian Conquest
Italian Air Force in Italian East Africa 1919–1939, Part I – End of 1919 to 3 October 1935 (Invasion of Ethiopia)
Generals of WWII: Italy
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