On March 1, 1984 the Italian Institute for Disarmament, Development and Peace (Istituto di ricerche per il disarmo, lo sviluppo e la pace (IRDISP) in Rome (a think tank of the Radical Party) published the entire Italian Army order of battle (OrBat) down to company level – this was justified by the radical party as one of its core demands was total disarmament of Europe, even though the data which was published was top secret. The Radical Party dissolved in 1989 (its parliamentarians had passed along the data) and the IRDISP followed suit in 1990. But Radio Radicale has survived, and the OrBat can still be found today on the homepage of the radio.
OrBat published by Istituto di ricerche per il disarmo, lo sviluppo e la pace (IRDISP) in Rome on March 1, 1984.[1]
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Army General Staff
3rd Army Corps
- 3rd Army Corps Command Battalion, in Milan
- Corps Artillery Command, in Milan
- Command Battery, in Milan
- 1st Self-propelled Group, Horse Artillery Regiment (M109 155mm self-propelled howitzers), in Milan
- 2nd Self-propelled Group, Horse Artillery Regiment (Reserve) (M109 155mm self-propelled howitzers), in Milan
- 3rd Self-propelled Group, Horse Artillery Regiment (M109 155mm self-propelled howitzers), in Cremona
- 3rd Battery, 30th Artillery Specialists Group "Brianza", in Milan
- 3rd Army Corps Light Aviation Command, at Bresso Air Base
- 23rd Reconnaissance Helicopter Squadrons Group "Eridano", at Bresso Air Base (AB-206 helicopters)
- 53rd Medium Helicopter Squadrons Group "Cassiopea", at Padua Air Base (AB-205 helicopters)
- Command and Signal Unit "Cremona", in Turin
- 50th Motorized Infantry Battalion "Parma" (Reserve), in Fossano
- Anti-tank Company "Cremona", in Pinerolo
- Engineer Company "Cremona", in Pinerolo
Armored Division "Centauro"
- 46th Reconnaissance Helicopter Squadrons Group "Sagittario", at Vercelli Air Base (AB-206 helicopters)
- Division Artillery Command, in Vercelli
- 11th Light Anti-aircraft Artillery Group "Falco", in Vercelli
- Command and Signal Unit "Goito", in Milan
- Anti-tank Company, in Turin
- Engineer Company, in Novara
- Command and Signal Unit "Curtatone", in Bellinzago Novarese
- Anti-tank Company "Curtatone", in Bellinzago Novarese
- Engineer Company "Curtatone", in Novara
- Command and Signal Unit "Legnano", in Bergamo
- Anti-tank Company "Legnano", in Monza
- Engineer Company "Legnano", in Bergamo
4th Alpine Army Corps
- 4th Alpine Army Corps, in Bolzano:
- 4th Alpine Army Corps Command Battalion, in Bolzano
- Corps Artillery Command, in Bolzano
- Command Battery
- 1st Group, 4th Heavy Field Artillery Regiment (FH70 155mm howitzers)
- 2nd Group, 4th Heavy Field Artillery Regiment (FH70 155mm towed howitzers)
- 24th Light Airplanes and Helicopter Squadrons Group "Orione", at Bolzano-San Giacomo Air Base (SM-1019 planes and AB-206 helicopters)
- 34th Reconnaissance Helicopter Squadrons Group "Toro", at Venaria Reale Air Base and at Aosta-Pollein Air Base (AB-205 and AB-206 helicopters)
- 44th Reconnaissance Helicopter Squadrons Group "Fenice", at Belluno Air Base (AB-205 and AB-206 helicopters)
- 54th Medium Helicopter Squadrons Group "Cefeo", at Bolzano-San Giacomo Air Base (AB-205 helicopters)
- 7th Armored Carabinieri Battalion "M.O. Petrucelli", in Laives (M47 Patton tanks and M113 armored personnel carriers)
- 7th Signal Company, in Bassano
- Alpini Paratroopers Company, in Eppan
- Command and Signal Unit "Cadore", in Belluno
- Anti-tank Company "Cadore", in Belluno
- Engineer Company "Cadore", in Belluno
- Command and Signal Unit "Julia", in Udine
- Anti-tank Company "Julia", in Cavazzo Carnico
- Engineer Company "Julia", in Gemona
- Command and Signal Unit "Orobica", in Meran
- Anti-tank Company "Orobica", in Meran
- Engineer Company "Orobica", in Meran
- Command and Signal Unit "Taurinense", in Turin
- Anti-tank Company "Taurinense", in Turin
- Engineer Company "Taurinense", in Abbadia Alpina
- Command and Signal Unit "Tridentina", in Brixen
- Anti-tank Company "Tridentina", in Bruneck
- Engineer Company "Tridentina", in Brixen
5th Army Corps
- 5th Army Corps, in Vittorio Veneto:
- 5th Command Battalion, in Vittorio Veneto
- 13th Armored Carabinieri Battalion "M.O. Gallo", in Gorizia (Leopard 1A2 main battle tanks and VCC-2 armored personnel carriers)
- Command Battalion, in Portogruaro
- Command and Services Battery, in Udine
- 1st Group, in Udine (M110 203mm self-propelled howitzers)
- 2nd Group, in San Bernardo-Udine (M110 203mm self-propelled howitzers)
- 1st Fusilier Company "Aquileia", in Codogné
- 2nd Fusilier Company "Aquileia", in Vicenza
- 3rd Fusilier Company "Aquileia", in Oderzo
- Engineer Company "Aquileia", in Vicenza
- Command and Services Platoon, in Trieste
- 43rd Motorized Infantry Battalion "Forlì" (Reserve), in Trieste
- 255th Motorized Infantry Battalion "Veneto" (Reserve), in Trieste
- Recruits Training Company, in Trieste
- Engineer Platoon, in Trieste
- Signal Platoon, in Trieste
- Provisions Supply Platoon, in Trieste
- Logistics Base, in Muggia
Armored Division "Ariete"
- 49th Reconnaissance Helicopter Squadrons Group "Capricorno", in Casarsa della Delizia (AB-205)
- Division Artillery Command, in Casarsa della Delizia
- Artillery Specialists Group "Ariete", in Casarsa della Delizia
- 14th Light Anti-aircraft Artillery Group "Astore" (Reserve), in Casarsa della Delizia
- Command and Signal Unit "Garibaldi", in Pordenone
- Anti-tank Company "Garibaldi", in Vivaro
- Engineer Company "Garibaldi", in Orcenico Superiore
- Command and Signal Unit "Mameli", in Tauriano
- Anti-tank Company "Mameli", in Vacile
- Engineer Company "Mameli", in Vacile
- Command and Signal Unit "Manin", in Aviano
- Anti-tank Company "Manin", in Aviano
- Engineer Company "Manin", in Maniago
Mechanized Division "Mantova"
- 48th Reconnaissance Helicopter Squadrons Group "Pavone", in Campoformido (AB-205)
- Division Artillery Command, in Udine
- 12th Light Anti-aircraft Artillery Group "Nibbio" (Reserve), in Udine
- Command and Signal Unit "Brescia", in Brescia
- Anti-tank Company "Brescia", in Montorio Veronese
- Engineer Company "Brescia", in Montorio Veronese
- Command and Signal Unit "Isonzo", in Cividale del Friuli
- Anti-tank Company "Isonzo", in Tarcento
- Engineer Company "Isonzo", in Tarcento
- Command and Signal Unit "Pozzuolo del Friuli", in Palmanova
- Anti-tank Squadron "Pozzuolo del Friuli", in Palmanova
- Engineer Company "Pozzuolo del Friuli", in Palmanova
Mechanized Division "Folgore"
- 47th Reconnaissance Helicopter Squadrons Group "Levrieri", in Treviso (AB-206 helicopters)
- Division Artillery Command, in Treviso
- 13th Light Anti-aircraft Artillery Group "Condor" (Reserve), in Treviso
- Amphibious Troops Command (Lagunari), in Venice-Lido
- Command and Signal Unit, in Venice-Lido
- Recruits Training Company, in Venice-Lido
- Command and Signal Unit "Gorizia", in Gorizia
- Anti-tank Company "Gorizia", in Gorizia
- Engineer Company "Gorizia", in Cormons
- Command and Signal Unit "Trieste", in Bologna
- Anti-tank Company, in Bologna
- Engineer Company, in Bologna
- Command and Signal Unit "Vittorio Veneto", in Villa Opicina
- Anti-tank Squadron "Vittorio Veneto", in Banne
- Engineer Company "Vittorio Veneto", in Cervignano del Friuli
I Military Territorial Command
- I Military Territorial Command (North-West Military Region), in Turin, responsible for the regions Piedmont, Aosta, Liguria and Lombardy
V Military Territorial Command
- V Military Territorial Command (North-East Military Region), in Padua, responsible for the regions Veneto, Friuli Venezia Giulia and Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol
- 23rd Signal Company, in Castelnuovo del Garda providing communication services at the secret West Star bunker complex, which in case of war would have housed NATO's COMLANDSOUTH (Command Allied Land Forces Southern Europe) and COMFIVEATAF (Command 5th Allied Tactical Air Force)
VII Military Territorial Command
- VII Military Territorial Command (Tuscan-Emilian Military Region), in Florence, responsible for the regions Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna
- 1st Group, 8th Heavy Field Artillery Regiment, in Modena (M114 155mm howitzers)
- 3rd Group, 8th Heavy Field Artillery Regiment (Reserve), in Modena (M101 105mm howitzers)
- 27th Light Airplanes and Helicopter Squadrons Group "Mercurio", at Florence-Peretola Air Base (SM-1019 planes and AB-206 helicopters)
- Command and Signal Unit "Folgore", in Livorno
- 26th Light Airplanes and Helicopter Squadrons Group "Giove", at Pisa-San Giusto Air Base (SM-1019 planes and AB-206 helicopters)
- Paratroopers Engineer Company "Folgore", in Lucca
- Command and Signal Unit "Friuli", in Florence
- 35th Motorized Infantry Battalion "Pistoia" (Reserve), in Pistoia
- Anti-tank Company "Friuli", in Scandicci
- Engineer Company "Friuli", in Florence
VIII Military Territorial Command
- VIII Military Territorial Command (Central Military Region), in Rome, responsible for the regions Lazio, Molise, Marche, Abruzzo and Umbria
- 77th Tank Battalion "M.O. Mattei" (Recruits Training), in Cesano
- 4th Engineer Battalion (Recruits Training), in Rome
- 28th Light Airplanes and Helicopter Squadrons Group "Tucano", at Rome-Urbe Air Base (SM-1019 planes and AB-206 helicopters)
- Command and Signal Unit "Acqui", in L'Aquila
- 70th Motorized Infantry Battalion "Ancona" (Reserve), in Sulmona
- Anti-tank Company "Acqui", in L'Aquila
- Engineer Company "Acqui", in L'Aquila
- Command and Signal Unit "Granatieri di Sardegna", in Rome
- Anti-tank Company "Granatieri di Sardegna", in Civitavecchia
- Engineer Company "Granatieri di Sardegna", in Civitavecchia
X Military Territorial Command
- X Military Territorial Command (Meridional Military Region), in Naples, responsible for the regions Apulia, Basilicata, Campania and Calabria
- 21st Tank Battalion "M.O. Scognamiglio" (Reserve), in Lecce
- 31st Tank Battalion "M.O. Andreani" (Training), in Lecce
- Command and Services Battery
- 1st Group, in Foggia (M114 155mm howitzers)
- 2nd Group, in Barletta (M114 155mm towed howitzers)
- 3rd Group, in Bari (M114 155mm towed howitzers)
- 20th Light Airplanes and Helicopter Squadrons Group "Andromeda", at Salerno-Pontecagnano Air Base (SM-1019 planes and AB-206 helicopters)
- Command and Signal Unit "Pinerolo", in Bari
- Anti-tank Company "Pinerolo", in Bari
- Engineer Company "Pinerolo", in Trani
Sicily Military Region
- Sicily Military Region (R.M.SI.), in Palermo (Sicily region)[2]
- Command Battalion Sicily Military Region, in Palermo
- 11th Logistics Unit, in Messina
- 30th Light Airplanes and Helicopter Squadrons Group "Pegaso", at Catania-Fontanarossa Air Base[7]
- 301° Light Airplanes Squadron (SM.1019A planes)
- 430° Reconnaissance Helicopter Squadron (AB 206 reconnaissance helicopters)
- 530° Multirole Helicopter Squadron (AB 204B/205 multirole helicopters)
- 11th Medical Company, in Palermo
- 11th Supply Company, in Palermo
- 11th Army Repair Workshop, in Palermo
- Type B Military Hospital, in Palermo
- Type B Military Hospital, in Messina
- Garrison Detachment, on Pantelleria island
- Command and Signal Unit "Aosta", in Messina[8][11]
- Anti-tank Company "Aosta", in Messina
- Engineer Company "Aosta", in Syracuse
Sardinia Autonomous Military Command
- Sardinia Autonomous Military Command (Sardinia Military Region), in Cagliari, responsible for the island of Sardinia
- 1st Armored Infantry Battalion
- Command and Services Company
- 1st Tank Company, 16x Leopard 1A2 main battle tanks
- 2nd Bersaglieri Company, 13x M113 armored personnel carriers
- Reconnaissance Helicopter Squadron, 6x AB-206 helicopters
- Self-propelled Artillery Battery, 6x M109 155mm self-propelled howitzers
- 2nd Armored Infantry Battalion (Reserve) (configured the same as the 1st Battalion)
- 1st Armored Infantry Battalion
- 21st Light Airplanes and Helicopter Squadrons Group "Orsa Maggiore", at Cagliari-Elmas Air Base (SM-1019 planes and AB-206 helicopters)
- 47th Signal Company, in Cagliari
- 12th Mixed Transport Battalion, in Cagliari
Artillery and NBC-defense Inspectorate
- Artillery and NBC-defense Inspectorate, in Rome
- Command and Signal Unit, in Padova
- Command and Services Battery, in Mantua
- 1st Group, 4th Anti-aircraft Missile Artillery Regiment, in Ravenna (MIM-23 Hawk surface-to-air missiles)
- 2st Group, 4th Anti-aircraft Missile Artillery Regiment, in Mantua (MIM-23 Hawk surface-to-air missiles)
- 24th Signal Company, in Mantua
- Command and Services Battery, in Mestre
- 1st Group, 5th Anti-aircraft Missile Artillery Regiment, in San Donà di Piave (MIM-23 Hawk surface-to-air missiles)
- 2nd Group, 5th Anti-aircraft Missile Artillery Regiment, in Rovigo (MIM-23 Hawk surface-to-air missiles)
- 25th Signal Company, in Mestre
- 1st Battery, at Villafranca Air Base
- 2nd Battery, at Ghedi Air Base
- 3rd Battery, at Istrana Air Base
- 4th Battery, at Rimini Air Base
- 5th Battery, at Cervia Air Base
- 21st Light Anti-aircraft Artillery Group "Sparviero" (Reserve), in Bologna
- 22nd Light Anti-aircraft Artillery Group "Alcione (Reserve), in Bologna
- Missile Supply and Repair Battalion, in Montichiari
- Anti-aircraft Material Supply and Repair Battalion, in Bologna
Army Light Aviation Inspectorate
- Army Light Aviation Inspectorate, in Rome
- 11th Transport Helicopter Squadrons Group "Ercole", in Viterbo (CH-47C Chinook heavy-lift helicopters)
- 12th Transport Helicopter Squadrons Group "Gru", in Viterbo (CH-47C Chinook heavy-lift helicopters)
- 51st Medium Helicopter Squadrons Group "Leone", in Viterbo (AB-412 utility helicopters)
Engineer Inspectorate
- Engineer Inspectorate, in Rome
- Command and Services Company, in Piacenza
- 1st Battalion, in Legnago
- 2nd Battalion, in Piacenza
- 3rd Battalion, in Piacenza
- Command and Services Company, in Castel Maggiore
- 1st Metal Bridges Battalion, in Castel Maggiore
- 2nd Battalion (Training), in Turin
Signal Inspectorate
- Signal Inspectorate, in Rome
Army General Staff – V Department
- Army General Staff – V Department, Rome
Carabinieri
Until 2000 the Carabinieri were an "Arma" (corps) of the Italian Army tasked with police duties in every Italian city and village. The Carabinieri's higher units in 1984 were:
- Carabinieri Corps General Command, in Rome
- 1st Division, in Milan, responsible for Northern Italy
- 2nd Division, in Rome, responsible for Central Italy
- 3rd Division, in Naples, responsible for Southern Italy
- Schools and Special Units Division, in Rome
Divisions commanded brigades, which were each responsible for policing a number of Italian regions. The brigades were further divided into Legions (Regiments), which were each responsible for policing a small region or part of a larger region. Legiones were further divided into Groups (Battalions), which were responsible for policing a province. The groups were further divided into stations, one of which could be found in every Italian city or comune.
The Carabinieri also provided military police units for the Italian Army, Italian Navy, and Italian Air Force. The units under direct command of the Carabinieri Corps General Command were:
- Carabinieri Corps General Command, in Rome
- President of the Republic Guards Command, in Rome
- President of the Republic Carabinieri Command, in Rome
- Army General Staff Autonomous Carabinieri Group, in Rome
- Air Force Carabinieri Command, in Rome
- 1st Air Region Carabinieri Group, in Milan
- 2nd Air Region Carabinieri Group, in Rome
- 3rd Air Region Carabinieri Group, in Bari
- Navy Carabinieri Command, in Rome
- Navy Carabinieri Group, in Rome
- Carabinieri Helicopter Centre, at Pratica di Mare Air Base
- 1st Helicopter Squadron, at Turin Airport
- 2nd Helicopter Squadron, at Orio al Serio Airport
- 3rd Helicopter Squadron, at Bolzano Airport
- 4th Helicopter Squadron, at Pisa-San Giusto Airport
- 5th Helicopter Squadron, at Falconara Marittima
- 6th Helicopter Squadron, at Bari Airport
- 7th Helicopter Squadron, at Pontecagnano Airport
- 8th Helicopter Squadron, at Vibo Valentia Airport
- 9th Helicopter Squadron, at Palermo Airport
- 10th Helicopter Squadron, at Olbia Airport
- 11th Helicopter Squadron, at Cagliari Elmas Airport
1st Division
- 1 Divisione, in Milan, responsible for Northern Italy
- I Brigata, in Turin, responsible for the Aosta, Liguria, and Piedmont regions
- II Brigata, in Milan, responsible for the Western part of the Lombardy region
- Legione di Milano, responsible for the Lombardy region
- Gruppo di Milano I (Province of Milano)
- Gruppo di Milano II (Province of Monza)
- Gruppo di Milano III (Province of Lodi)
- Gruppo di Como
- Gruppo di Varese
- Gruppo di Pavia
- Legione di Brescia, responsible for the Eastern part of the Lombardy region
- Legione di Milano, responsible for the Lombardy region
- III Brigata, in Padua, responsible for the Friuli Venezia Giulia, Trentino-Alto Adige, and Veneto regions
- Legione di Padova, responsible for most of the Veneto region
- Legione di Udine, responsible for the Friuli Venezia Giulia region
- Legione di Bolzano, responsible for the Trentino-Alto Adige region and the Province of Belluno of the Veneto region
2nd Division
- 2 Divisione, in Rome, responsible for Central Italy
- IV Brigata, in Bologna, responsible for the Emilia-Romagna and Marche regions
- Legione di Bologna, responsible for the Eastern part of the Emilia-Romagna region
- Legione di Parma, responsible for the Western part of the Emilia-Romagna region
- Gruppo di Parma
- Gruppo di Piacenza
- Gruppo di Modena
- Gruppo di Reggio Emilia
- Legione di Ancona, responsible for the Marche region
- Gruppo di Ancona
- Gruppo di Macerata
- Gruppo di Pesaro
- Gruppo di Ascoli Piceno
- V Brigata, in Florence, responsible for the Tuscany and Umbria regions
- VI Brigata, in Rome, responsible for the Lazio and Sardinia regions
- Legione di Roma, responsible for the Province of Rome
- Gruppo di Roma I
- Gruppo di Roma II
- Gruppo di Roma III (in Frascati)
- Legione Lazio, responsible for the areas of the Lazio region outside of the Province of Rome
- Legione di Cagliari, responsible for the Sardinia region
- Legione di Roma, responsible for the Province of Rome
- IV Brigata, in Bologna, responsible for the Emilia-Romagna and Marche regions
3rd Division
- 3 Divisione, in Naples, responsible for Southern Italy
- VII Brigata, in Naples, responsible for the Basilicata, Calabria, and Campania regions
- Legione di Napoli, responsible for most of the Campania region
- Gruppo di Napoli I, responsible for the Province of Naples
- Gruppo di Napoli II, responsible for the Avellino, Benevento, and Caserta provinces
- Legione di Salerno, responsible for the Basilicata region and the Province of Salerno of the Campania region
- Legione di Catanzaro, responsible for the Calabria region
- Gruppo di Catanzaro
- Gruppo di Reggio Calabria
- Gruppo di Cosenza
- Legione di Napoli, responsible for most of the Campania region
- VIII Brigata, in Bari, responsible for the Abruzzo, Apulia, and Molise regions
- IX Brigata, in Palermo, responsible for the Sicily region
- VII Brigata, in Naples, responsible for the Basilicata, Calabria, and Campania regions
Schools and Special Units Division
- Schools and Special Units Division, in Rome
- Carabinieri Officers School, in Rome
- X Brigata, in Rome, the brigade trained all recruits and Non-commissioned Officers of the Carabinieri corps.
- Carabinieri Non-commissioned Officers School, in Florence
- 1st Carabinieri Non-commissioned Officers Recruits Battalion, in Velletri
- Carabinieri Recruits School "Roma", in Rome
- 1st Carabinieri Recruits Battalion, in Rome
- 2nd Carabinieri Recruits Battalion, in Campobasso
- 3rd Carabinieri Recruits Battalion, in Iglesias
- Carabinieri Recruits School "Benevento", in Benevento
- 1st Carabinieri Recruits Battalion, in Benevento
- 2nd Carabinieri Recruits Battalion, in Chieti
- Carabinieri Recruits School "Torino", in Turin
- 1st Carabinieri Recruits Battalion, in Turin
- 2nd Carabinieri Recruits Battalion, in Fossano
- Carabinieri Non-commissioned Officers School, in Florence
- XI Brigata, in Rome, the XI Brigade consisted of light infantry battalions, which doubled as riot police during peacetime, and the 7th and 13th armored battalions, which were tasked with rear-area security duties for the army's two frontline corps.
- Mounted Carabinieri Regiment, in Rome
- 1st Carabinieri Battalion "Piemonte", in Moncalieri
- 2nd Carabinieri Battalion "Liguria", in Genoa
- 3rd Carabinieri Battalion "Lombardia", in Milan
- 4th Carabinieri Battalion "Veneto", in Mestre
- 5th Carabinieri Battalion "Emilia-Romagna", in Bologna
- 6th Carabinieri Battalion "Toscana", in Florence
- 7th Armored Carabinieri Battalion "M.O. Petrucelli", in Laives (M47 Patton tanks and M113 armored personnel carriers) (permanently detached to the 4th Alpine Army Corps)
- 8th Carabinieri Battalion "Lazio", in Rome
- 9th Carabinieri Battalion "Sardegna", in Cagliari
- 10th Carabinieri Battalion "Campania", in Naples
- 11th Carabinieri Battalion "Puglia", in Bari
- 12th Carabinieri Battalion "Sicilia", in Palermo
- 13th Armored Carabinieri Battalion "M.O. Gallo", in Gorizia (Leopard 1A2 main battle tanks and VCC-2 armored personnel carriers) (permanently detached to the 5th Army Corps)
Ministry of Defense
The following units were permanently attached to the Italian Ministry of Defense in Rome:
- Ministry of Defense Autonomous Goupment Command, in Rome
NATO COMLANDSOUTH
The following units were permanently attached to NATO's Allied Land Forces Southern Europe in Verona:
- Tactical-psychological Support Battalion Monte Grappa, in Verona
- Mixed Telecommunication Support Group (Italian Army/Italian Air Force), in Verona
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