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The Aeronautica Militare is the air force of Italy. It has held a prominent role in modern Italian military history. It was founded as an independent service arm on the 28th March, 1923, by King Vittorio Emanuele III as the Regia Aeronautica (which equates to "Royal Air Force"). After World War II, when Italy was made a republic by referendum, the Regia Aeronautica was given its current name. Its Aerobatic display team is the Frecce Tricolori.

History

Italy is one of the nations that can boast some of the oldest traditions in the field of aviation. As far back as 1884, in fact, the Regio Esercito was authorised to equip itself with its own air component, the Servizio Aeronautico, based in Rome. In 1911, during the Italo-Turkish war, Italy employed aircraft, for the first time ever in the world, for reconnaissance and bombing missions. As a result of Benito Mussolini, who wanted Italy to become a world power, the Regia Aeronautica was born on 23 March 1923. During the thirties, the Regia Aeronautica was involved in its first military operations, initially in Ethiopia in 1935, and later in Spain between 1936 and 1939. After a period of neutrality, Italy entered World War II on 10 June 1940 alongside Germany, in which the Regia Aeronautica could deploy more than 3.000 aircraft, of which less than 60% were serviceable. The Regia Aeronautica fought from the icy steppes of Russia to the sand of the North African desert losing men and machines. After the armistice of 8 September 1943, Italy divided itself into two, and the same fate befell the Regia Aeronautica. The end of the hostilities, on 8 May 1945, opened the gates to the rebirth of military aviation in Italy.
   A referendum resulted in the proclamation of Italy as a Republic on 18 June 1946, and in parallel the Regia Aeronautica was transformed into the Aeronautica Militare Italiana - the title that it holds today. The Paris Peace Treaty of 1947 placed severe restrictions on the Italian armed forces, but membership of NATO in 1949 opened the way for modernisation of the AMI. The American military aid through the Mutual Defence Assistance Programme saw the arrival of P-51 Mustang and P-47 Thunderbolt piston-engined fighters. Later in 1952 the best aircraft of the period, F-84G, F-86E(M) and F-84F fighters and C-119 transports came to Italy. Not content to see foreign-designed aircraft serving the AMI, the reborn Italian aviation industry began to develop and produce aircraft of its own like the Fiat G91, Aermacchi MB-326, Piaggio Aero P166 and the line of Agusta-Bell helicopters. The sound-barrier was broken by the AMI, with the introduction of the Lockheed F-104G Starfighter, constructed under licence by Fiat. The 1970s witnessed the acquisition of the Aeritalia G222 and Lockheed C-130, which renewed the transport fleet, and the Lockheed-Aeritalia F-104S, a fighter-variant of the Starfighter developed specifically to meet the requirements of the Italian defence system.
   The drive to improve and expand the aircraft industry led Italy in the programme of the Panavia Tornado and the development and introduction of the AMX, this later with Embraer of Brazil. In 1990, following the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, Italy joined the coalition forces and for the first time in 45 years Italian pilots and aircraft were tasked with military war-time operations.
   Further crises were going to require the intervention of the Italian forces in Somalia, Mozambique, and in the Balkans. The conflict in the former Yugoslavia, only a few minutes flying time from the Italian borders, saw a need to improve the future air defence.
   As a stopgap and as replacement for leased Tornado ADV interceptors, the AMI has leased 30 F-16A Block 15 ADF and four F-16B Block 10 Fighting Falcons, with an option for some more. The coming years also will see the introduction of 121 EF2000 Eurofighter Typhoons, replacing the leased F-16 Fighting Falcons. Furthermore updates are foreseen on the Tornado IDS/IDT and the AMX-fleet.
   The transport capacity will be improved with the delivery of 22 C-130Js (for 2°Gr). Also a completely-new developed G222, called C-27J Spartan, will enter service replacing the G222's.
   In the year 2003, the Italian Air Force expanded its combat capabilities to land warfare and Special Forces use by the creation of the RIAM, Reparto Incursori Aeronautica Militare (Air Force Raiders Group), primarily engaged towards missions such as raid on land-based aeronautical compounds, Forward Air Control, Combat Controlling, and Combat Search and Rescue.

Aircraft inventory

The AM operates 585 aircraft, including 219 (300 2007) combat jets and 114 helicopters.
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- | Aermacchi MB-339 || || trainer

light attack

aerobatic display || MB 339A

MB 339CD-1

MB 339CD-2

MB 339PAN || 72

20 || originally 106

variants with hud glass cockpit and more fighter capability

used by Frecce Tricolori |

- | Aermacchi SF-260 || || trainer || SF 260EA || 28 || All SF260AM phased out |

- | AMX International AMX Ghibli || || attack

trainer || AMX

AMX-T || 70

12 || 52 (40 + 12) will undergo the Mid Life Update ACOL by 2009, the others will be retired |

- | Lockheed F-16 Fighting Falcon || || fighter

trainer || F-16AM-15

F-16BM-10 || 30

4 || leased from USAF |

- | Panavia Tornado || || strike

anti-radar || IDS 1st MLU

IDS 2nd MLU

IDS full MLU

IT-ECR full MLU || 18

15 || Mid Life Update divided in three tranches, currently the first is concluded, by now the other planes are in the original configuration, second MLU batch to be delivered by 2011 |

- | Eurofighter Typhoon || || fighter-strike || || 46 by now || (121 planned bu 2010) |

- | General Atomics RQ-1 Predator || || reconnaissance UAV || RQ-1A || 4 || jointly operated with the Navy, originally 5, one was lost |

- | MD Helicopters MD 500 Defender || || utility helicopter || NH 500E || 50 || built by BredaNardi |

- | Agusta-Bell AB212 Twin Huey || || rescue helicopter || AB212AM || 34 || built by Agusta |

- | Sikorsky HH-3F Sea King || || Combat SAR

VIP transport || HH-3F

SH-3DTS || 30

2 || built by Agusta, Mid Life Update on 24 helicopter currently carry out |

- | Breguet Atlantique || || maritime patrol || Br 1150 || 10/12 || jointly operated with the Navy, 18 were purchased in early seventies |

- | Boeing 767 || || aerial refueling || KC-767A || || 4 on order |

- | Alenia C-27J Spartan || || tactical transport || C-27J || 3 || another 9 under delivery |

- | Lockheed C-130 Hercules || || tactical transport || C-130J

C-130J-30 || 12

10 || |

- | SIAI Marchetti S 208 || || liaison || S 208M || 27 || |

- | Piaggio P166 || || utility transport || P-166DL-3 || 31 || |

- | Piaggio P180 Avanti || || utility transport || || 9 || |

- | Dassault Falcon 50 || || VIP transport || || 4 || |

- | Dassault Falcon 900 || || VIP transport || 900EX

900EX Easy || 3

2 || |

- | Airbus A319 || || VIP transport || A319-100 ACJ || 3 || |}

Future aircraft

Retired aircraft

Lockheed F-104 Starfighter

Fiat Aeritalia F-104S Starfighter

Panavia Tornado ADV - 24 leased from RAF

Aeritalia G.222

Lockheed C-130H Hercules

Boeing 707 T/T

Bases

Milano-Linate

Brescia-Ghedi

Piacenza-San Damiano

Treviso-Istrana

Udine-Rivolto

Cervia-San Girgio

Rimini-Miramare

Pisa-San Giusto

Grosseto

Roma-Guidonia

Roma-Ciampino

Roma-Pratica di Mare

Latina

Frosinone

Grazzanise

Foggia-Amendola

Gioia del Colle

Brindisi-Casale

Lecce-Galatina

Catania-Sigonella

Trapani-Birgi

Decimomannu

Perdasdefogu

Malta

Novara-Cameri

Treviso

Napoli-Capodichino

Vicenza

Caselle-airport of Sandro Pertini

Rank Structure


*Ufficiali generali* - General officers
Generale
General

Generale di Squadra Aerea		Generale di Divisione Aerea		Generale di Brigata Aerea
Lieutenant General		Major General		Brigadier General
*Ufficiali superiori* - Senior officers

Colonnello		Tenente Colonnello		Maggiore
Colonel		Lieutenant Colonel		Major
*Ufficiali inferiori* - Junior officers

Capitano		Tenente		Sottotenente
Captain		1^st Lieutenant		2^nd Lieutenant
*Sottufficiali* - Warrant Officers

Primo maresciallo luogotenente
1^st Lieutenant Marshall

Primo Maresciallo	Maresciallo di Prima Classe	Maresciallo di Seconda Classe	Maresciallo di Terza Classe	Sergente Maggiore	Sergente
1^st Marshall	1^st Class Marshall	2^nd Class Marshall	3^rd Class Marshall	Sergeant Major	Sergeant
*Truppa* - Troops
					No insignia
Primo Aviere Capo	Primo Aviere Scelto	Aviere Capo	Primo Aviere	Aviere Scelto	Aviere
First Chief Airman	First Senior Airman	Chief Airman	First Airman	Senior Airman	Airman

Aeronautica Militare Italiana organisation and units

Stato Maggiore - Headquarters Air Force � Prima Regione Aerea - First Air Region (North Italy)

� : 1ª Brigata Aerea - 1^st Air Brigade (after Vezio Mezzetti) - Padova

   ::16° Stormo - 16^th Wing � ::17° Stormo - 17^th Wing - Padova

   :::57° Gruppo Intercettori - 57^th Interceptor Group � :::72° Gruppo Intercettori - 72^th Interceptor Group

   :::80° Gruppo Intercettori - 80^th Interceptor Group � ::2° Reparto Manutenzione Missili - 2^nd Missile Maintenance Unit

   ::401° Reparto STO (Supporti Tecnici Operativi) - 401^th TOS Unit (Technical Operative Support) � ::501° Reparto SLO (Servizi Logistici Operativi) - 501^th LOS Unit (Logistic Operative Services)

   ::601ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 601^st Joint Squadron � ::Scuola Missili Nike - Nike Missile School

� : 2° Stormo - 2^nd Wing (after Mario D'Agostini)

   :: 313° Gruppo Addestramento Acrobatico (Pattuglia Acrobatica Nazionale) - 313^rd Group - Flight Demonstration Group - Frecce Tricolori � ::402° Gruppo STO - 402^nd TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::502° Gruppo SLO - 502^nd LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � ::602ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 602^nd Joint Squadron

� : 3° Stormo - 3^rd Wing (after Carlo Emanuele Buscaglia)

   ::28° Gruppo - 28^th Group � ::132° Gruppo - 132^th Group

   ::403° Gruppo STO - 403^rd TOS Group (Technical Operative Support) � ::503° Gruppo SLO - 503^rd LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services)

   ::603ª Squadriglia Collegamenti e Soccorso - 603^rd Joint and Rescue Squadron � : 5° Stormo - 5^th Wing (after Giuseppe Cenni)

   :: 23° Gruppo Caccia - 23^th Fighter Group � ::405° Gruppo STO - 405^th TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::505° Gruppo SLO - 505^th LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � ::605ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 605^th Joint Squadron

� : 6° Stormo - 6^th Wing (after Alfredo Fusco)

   ::102° Gruppo - 102^th Group � ::154° Gruppo - 154^th Group

   ::406° Gruppo STO - 406^th TOS Group (Technical Operative Support) � ::506° Gruppo SLO - 506^th LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services)

   ::606ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 606^th Joint Squadron � :Dismissed - 8° Stormo - 8^th Wing (after Gino Prido)

   ::101° Gruppo - 101^th Group � ::408° Gruppo STO - 408^th TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::508° Gruppo SLO - 508^th LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � ::608ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 608^th Joint Squadron

� : 50° Stormo - 50^th Wing (after Giorgio Graffer)

   ::155° Gruppo - 155^th Group � ::450° Gruppo STO - 450^th TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::550° Gruppo SLO - 550^th LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � ::650ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 650^th Joint Squadron

� : 51° Stormo - 51^th Wing (after Ferruccio Serafini)

   ::22° Gruppo - 22^th Group � ::103° Gruppo - 103^th Group

   ::451° Gruppo STO - 451^st TOS Group (Technical Operative Support) � ::551° Gruppo SLO - 551^st LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services)

   ::651ª Squadriglia Collegamenti e Soccorso - 651^st Joint and Rescue Squadron � : 53° Stormo - 53^th Wing (after Guglielmo Chiarini)

   ::21° Gruppo - 21^th Group � ::453° Gruppo STO - 453^rd TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::553° Gruppo SLO - 553^rd LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � ::653ª Squadriglia Collegamenti e Soccorso - 653^rd Joint and Rescue Squadron

   ::1° Reparto Manutenzione Velivoli - 1st Aircraft Maintenance Unit � Seconda Regione Aerea - Second Air Region (Central Italy)

� : 4° Stormo - 41^st Wing (after Amedeo D'Aosta)

   ::9° Gruppo - 9^th Group � ::20° Gruppo - 20^th Group

   ::404° Gruppo STO - 404^th TOS Group (Technical Operative Support) � ::504° Gruppo SLO - 504^th LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services)

   ::604ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 604^th Joint Squadron � : 9° Stormo - 9^th Wing (after Francesco Baracca)

   ::10° Gruppo - 10^th Group � ::409° Gruppo STO - 409^th TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::509° Gruppo SLO - 509^th LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � ::609ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 609^th Joint Squadron

� : 14° Stormo - 14^th Wing (after Sergio Sartoff)

   ::8° Gruppo - 8^th Group � ::71° Gruppo - 71^th Group

   ::Centro Manutenzione Velivoli - Aircraft Maintenance Centre � : 15° Stormo - 15^th Wing (after Stefano Cagna)

   ::82° Centro SAR - 82^nd Group (Search and Rescue) � ::83° Centro SAR - 83^rd Group (Search and Rescue)

   ::84° Centro SAR - 84^th Group (Search and Rescue) � ::85° Gruppo SAR - 85^th Group (Search and Rescue)

   ::615ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 615^th Joint Squadron � : 30° Stormo - 30^th Wing (after Valerio Scarabellotto)

   ::86° Gruppo - 86^th Group � ::430° Gruppo STO - 430^rd TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::530° Gruppo SLO - 530^th LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � : 31° Stormo - 31^th Wing (after Carmelo Raiti)

   ::93° Gruppo - 93^th Group � ::306° Gruppo - 306 ^th Group

   ::431° Gruppo STO - 431^st TOS Group (Technical Operative Support) � ::531° Gruppo SLO - 531^st LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services)

� : 46ª Brigata Aerea - 46^th Air Brigade (after Silvio Angelucci)

   ::2° Gruppo - 2^nd Group � ::50° Gruppo - 50^th Group

   ::98° Gruppo - 98^th Group � ::446° Gruppo STO - 446^th TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::546° Gruppo SLO - 546^th LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � : 70° Stormo - 70^th Wing

   ::207° Gruppo - 207^th Group � ::50° Gruppo - 50^th Group

   ::98° Gruppo - 98^th Group � ::470° Gruppo STO - 470^th TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::570° Gruppo SLO - 570^th LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � ::670ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 670^th Joint Squadron

� : 72° Stormo - 72^nd Wing

   ::208° Gruppo - 208^th Group � ::472° Gruppo STO - 472^nd TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::572° Gruppo SLO - 572^nd LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � ::672ª Squadriglia Collegamenti e Soccorso - 672^th Joint Squadron

� : 303° Gruppo Autonomo - 303^th Independent Group

� : Centro di Volo a Vela - Glider Flight Centre

� : Reparto Sperimentale Tiro Aereo - Air Targeting Experimental Unit

� Terza Regione Aerea - Third Air Region (Southern Italy)

� : 32° Stormo - 32^nd Wing (after Armando Boetto)

   ::13° Gruppo - 13^th Group � ::201° Gruppo - 201^th Group

   ::204° Gruppo - 204^th Group � ::432° Gruppo STO - 432^nd TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::532° Gruppo SLO - 532^nd LOS Unit (Logistic Operative Services) � ::632ª Squadriglia Collegamenti e Soccorso - 632^nd Joint and Rescue Squadron

� : 36° Stormo - 36^th Wing (after Riccardo Helmut Seidl)

   ::12° Gruppo - 12^th Group � ::156° Gruppo - 156^th Group

   ::204° Gruppo - 204^th Group � ::436° Gruppo STO - 436^th TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::536° Gruppo SLO - 536^th LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � ::636ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 636^th Joint Squadron

� : 37° Stormo (Cesare Toschi)

   ::18° Gruppo - 18^th Group � ::437° Gruppo STO - 437^th TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::537° Gruppo SLO - 537^th LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � ::637ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 637^th Joint Squadron

� : 41° Stormo - 41^st Wing (after Athos Ammannato)

   ::88° Gruppo - 88^th Group � ::441° Gruppo STO - 441^th TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::541° Gruppo SLO - 541^th LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � ::641ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 641^st Joint Squadron

   ::11° Reparto Manutenzione Velivoli - 11^st Aircraft Maintenance Unit � :Dismissed - 60ª Brigata Aerea - 60^th Air Brigade

� : 61° Stormo - 61^st Wing

   ::212° Gruppo - 212^nd Group � ::213° Gruppo - 213^rd Group

   ::Gruppo Allievi - Students Group � ::461° Gruppo STO - 461^st TOS Group (Technical Operative Support)

   ::561° Gruppo SLO - 561^st LOS Group (Logistic Operative Services) � ::661ª Squadriglia Collegamenti - 661^st Joint Squadron

   ::10° Reparto Manutenzione Velivoli - 10^th Aircraft Maintenance Unit � Comando Generale delle Scuole - School High Command

   :Scuola di Guerra Aerea - Firenze - Air Warfare School - Florence � :Accademia Aeronautica - Pozzuoli - Air Academy - Pozzuoli

   :Scuola Militare - Firenze - Air Military School - Florence � :Scuola di Applicazione - Firenze - Application School - Florence

   :Scuola di Volo Basico Iniziale Aviogetti - Lecce-Galatina - Initial Basic Jet Flight School - Lecce-Galatina � :Scuola Volo Basico Avanzato Aviogetti - Foggia-Amendola - Advanced Basic Jet Flight School - Foggia-Amendola

   :Scuola Volo Basico e Avanzato a Elica - Latina - Basic and Advanced Prop School - Latina � :Scuola di Volo Elicotteri - Frosinone - Helicopter Flight School - Frosinone

   :Scuola Addestramento Reclute AM - Macerata - Recruit Training School - Macerata � :Scuola Addesrtamento Reclute AM - Taranto - Recruit Training School - Taranto

   :Scuola Addestramento Reclute Vigilanza AM - Viterbo - Vigilance Recruit Training School - Viterbo � :Scuola Centrale Istruttori di Volo - Grottaglie - Flight Instructor Central School - Grottaglie

   :Scuola Metodo Didattico - Guidonia - Didactic Method School - Guidonia � :Scuola Sottufficiali - Caserta - Warrant Officers School - Caserta

   :Centro Tecnico Addestrativo Difesa Aerea - Borgo Piave - Training Air Defense Technical Centre - Borgo Piave � :Centro Tecn. Addestr. TLC ed assistenza al volo - Pratica di Mare - Training TLC and Flight Assistance Technical Centre - Pratica di Mare

   :Scuola di Sanità AM - Roma - Medical School - Rome � :Scuola Lingue Estere AM - Loreto - Foreign Languages School - Loreto (AN)

� Ispettorato Logistico - Logistic Inspectorate

� Ispettorato Telecomunicazioni ed Assistenza al Volo - TLC and Flight Assistance Inspectorate

� Comando Scuola di Guerra Aerea - Air Warfare Command

� Divisione Aerea Studi, Ricerche e Sperimentazioni - Study, Research and Experimentations Air Division

   : Reparto Sperimentale di Volo - Experimental Flight Unit

Chiefs of the Air force

Name	Term start	Term end
Pier Ruggero Piccio	January 1 1926	February 6 1927
Armando Armani	February 10 1927	October 13 1928
Giuseppe Valle	February 22 1930	November 23 1933
Antonio Bosio	November 23 1933	March 22 1934
Giuseppe Valle	march 22 1934	November 10 1939
Francesco Pricolo	November 10 1939	November 15 1941
Rino Corso Fougier	November 15 1941	July 27 1943
Renato Sandalli	July 27 1943	June 18 1944
Pietro Piacentini	June 19 1944	December 13 1944
Mario Ajmone Cat	December 13 1944	February 5 1951
Aldo Urbani	February 5 1951	November 10 1955
Ferdinando Raffaelli	November 10 1955	February 1 1958
Silvio Napoli	February 1 1958	September 1 1961
Aldo Remondino	September 1 1961	February 28 1968
Duilio S. Fanali	February 28 1968	November 1 1971
Vincenzo Lucertini	November 1 1971	February 27 1974
Dino Ciarlo	February 27 1974	June 20 1977
Alessandro Mettimano	June 20 1977	April 1 1980
Lamberto Bartolucci	April 2 1980	October 12 1983
Basilio Cottone	October 19 1983	September 17 1986
Franco Pisano	September 18 1986	April 15 1990
Stelio Nardini	April 16 1990	March 24 1993
Adelchi Pillinini	March 25 1993	June 3 1995
Mario Arpino	June 4 1995	February 5 1999
Andrea Fornasiero	February 5 1999	August 5 2001
Sandro Ferracuti	August 5 2001	August 4 2004
Leonardo Tricarico	August 5 2004	September 19 2006
Vincenzo Camporini	September 19 2006	Incumbent

Photos

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