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5a SQUADRA AEREA
General S.A. Vittorio Marchesi
Comando Settore Ovest
General B.A. Raoul da Barberino12° Gruppo Autonomo – CT Lieu. Col. Bruno Cudugnello (Fiat G50 ‘Freccia’)
Squad. 159a, 160a, 165a Squad. 159a, 160a, 165a – Castel Benito160° Gruppo Autonomo CT – [Maj. Michele Mandara] (Fiat G50 ‘Freccia’/Fiat CR 42
‘Falco’) Squad. 193a, 375a, 394a – Sorman
158° Gruppo Autonomo Assalto – Cap. Alessandro Cerutti (Fiat CR 42 ‘Falco’)
Squad. 236a, 387a, 388a – Sorman
Comando Settore Est
General B.A. Venceslao D’Aurelio
1° STORMO CT
Col. Alfredo Reglieri
6° Gruppo – Maj. Marco Larcher (Macchi M.C. 202 ‘Folgore’
Squad. 79a, 81a, 88a – Martuba
17° Gruppo – Maj. Bruno Brambilla (Macchi M.C. 202 ‘Folgore’)
Squad. 71a, 72a, 80a – Wadi Tamet
strong>2° STORMO CT
Lieu. Col. Vincenzo Dequal
8° Gruppo – Maj. Mario Bacich (Macchi M.C. 200 ‘Saetta’)
Squad. 92a, 93a, 94a – Bengasi 13° Gruppo ??(Macchi M.C. 200 ‘Saetta’)
Squad. 77a, 78a, 82a – Bengasi
3° Gruppo Autonomo CT – Lieu. Col. Innocenzo Monti (Fiat CR.42 “Falco”)
Squad. 153a, 154a, 155a – Martuba
150° Gruppo Autonomo CT – Maj. Antonio Vizzotto ( Macchi MC.200 “Saetta”)
Squad. 363a, 364a, 365a – Martuba
131° Gruppo Aerosiluranti – Siai S.M. 79 ‘Sparviero’)
Squad. 279a, 274a – Bengasi
133° Gruppo Aerosiluranti – Siai S.M. 79 ‘Sparviero’)
Squad. 174a, 175a – Bengasi
ITALIAN AIR FORCE IN NORTH AFRICA ARRIVING AFTER MAY 1942
35° STORMO BT
Col. Bruno Borghetti
86° Gruppo – Lieu. Col. Goffredo Marrama (CantZ 1007b. ‘Alcione’)
Squad. 190a, 191a
95° Gruppo – Maj. Rinaldo Tieri (CantZ 1007b. Alcione”)
Squad. 230a, 231a – 3 Squads in Barce, 1 in Derna
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Our pleasure, Sergio! Thank you for the compliment.
Just wonderful, my grandpa was there and you wrote it, finding something like this on the web is just amazing, my complements fot the site, way to go!!!
Sergio
Hi there Sergio, it’s nice to find people enjoying and finding this OoB useful so many years after having compiled it.
Paolo Marcenaro,
Genoa, IT.
Hi all, my grandfather was in the 236a under the captain Cerutti. He’s still alive and has so many stories about those days. Maybe if you have some names or specific question i can ask him.