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Navalism > Army HQ > Esercito Imperiale Italiano 

Posted by: Gravina Sep 10 2006, 08:58 AM 
Esercito Imperiale Italiano

Regular Army

1st Army (Based In North-Eastern Italy)

Alpini Army Corps
- 1. Alpini Divison Taurinense
- 2. Alpini Division Tridentina - in Bavaria
- 3. Alpini Division Julia

1st Bersaglieri Army Corps
- 1. Bersaglieri Division Garibaldi
- 2. Bersaglieri Division Cavour
- 3. Bersaglieri Division Falco

2nd Army Corps
- 4. Infantry Division Livorno
- 5. Infantry Division Cosseria
- 6. Infantry Division Cuneo

1st Cavalry Corps
- 1. Cavalry Division Piemonte
- 2. Cavalry Division Genova
- 3. Cavalry Division Novara
- 4. Cavalry Division Veneto

200000 soldiers

2nd Army (Based in Southern Italy)

Lagunari Corps (Marines)
- 1. Lagunari Division San Marco
- 2. Lagunari Division Lepanto
- 3. Lagunari Division Serenissima

1st Army Corps
- 1. Infantry Division Superga
- 2. Infantry Division Sforzesca
- 3. Infantry Division Ravenna

4th Army Corps
- 10. Infantry Division Isonzo - in Bavaria
- 11. Infantry Division Bergamo
- 12. Infantry Division Pistoia

150000 soldiers

3rd Army (Based in North-Western Italy)

2nd Bersaglieri Army Corps
- 4. Bersaglieri Division Giulio Cesare
- 5. Bersaglieri Division Pompeo Magno
- 6. Bersaglieri Division Scipione

3rd Army Corps
- 7. Infantry Division Toscala
- 8. Infantry Division Brennero
- 9. Infantry Division Sassari

5th Army Corps
- 13. Infantry Division Pavia
- 14. Infantry Division Messina
- 15. Infantry Division Friuli - in Bavaria

2nd Cavalry Corps
- 5. Cavalry Division Zara - in Austria
- 6. Cavalry Division Vicenza
- 7. Cavalry Division Emilia
- 8. Cavalry Division Murge

200000 soldiers

4th Army (Based in central Italy)

6th Army Corps
- 16. Infantry Division Ferrara
- 17. Infantry Division Pinerolo
- 18. Infantry Division Bologna

7th Army Corps
- 19. Infantry Division Assietta
- 20. Infantry Division Brescia
- 21. Infantry Division Aosta

8th Army Corps
- 22. Infantry Division Sabauda
- 23. Infantry Division Calabria
- 24. Infantry Division Marche

150000 soldiers

Somalian Garrison

9th Army Corps
- 25. Infantry Division Acqui
- 26. Infantry Division Forli
- 27. Infantry Division Modena

50000 soldiers

Total force of the Regular Army: 750000 soldiers

RESERVE ARMY (Still under Construction)   
Posted by: Borys Sep 10 2006, 10:15 AM 
Ahoj!
Very nice.
Although the names of two divisions are provocative [smile.gif]
As you follow the convention of naming Infantry Divisions after cities/regions from which they are recruited, while the Bersaglieri are named after people, maybe use those names for the Bersaglieri or Cavalary.

Also, part of your Divisions are not stationed in their regions. This might be intentional, of course - to have troops without ties with the locals (best example - French Second Empire). Just wanted to point that out.

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I added the comments in bold that some recruitmetn regions are beyond the Kingdom's borders

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Navalism > Naval HQ > Marina Imperiale Italiana 

Posted by: Gravina Sep 7 2006, 01:47 PM 
As of 1st January 1903

Battleships

BB Italia (1892)- 13000t
BB Roma (1892)- 13000t
BB Sicilia (1897)- 10000t
BB Sardegna (1897) - 10000t
BB Garibaldi (1899) - 14000t
BB Cavour (1899) - 14000t
BB Gaio Giulio Cesare (1901) - 14000t
BB Gneo Pompeo Magno (1901) - 14000t

Armoured Cruisers

AC Vettor Pisani (1895) - 7000t
AC Gianandrea Doria (1895) - 7000t
AC Agostino Barbarigo (1895) - 7000t
AC Sebastiano Venier (1897) - 8500t
AC Marcantonio Colonna (1897) - 8500t
AC Marco Vipsanio Agrippa (1900) - 12000t
AC Cristoforo Colombo (1900) - 12000t

Protected Cruisers

PC Zama (1888) - 4500t
PC Pydna (1888) - 4500t
PC Tapae (1892) - 2750t
PC Chaeronea (1892) - 2750t
PC Alesia (1892) - 2750t
PC Dyrrhachium (1892) - 2750t
PC Regillo (1894) - 3000t
PC Cremera (1894) - 3000t
PC Corbione (1894) - 3000t
PC Lucio Quinzio Cincinnato (1895) - 10000t
PC Gauro (1899) - 3500t
PC Suessola (1899) - 3500t

Misc. Cruisers

Torpedo Cruisers

TC Pharsalus (1889) - 1000t
TC Thapsus (1889) - 1000t

Colonial Cruisers

CC Eritrea (1895) - 2500t
CC Somalia (1895) - 2500t

Exploratori (Scout Cruisers)

EX Norico (1902) - 1000t
EX Pannonia (1902) - 1000t
EX Aquitania (1902) - 1000t
EX Narbonese (1902) - 1000t
EX Dalmazia (1902) - 1000t

Light Units

Gunboats

Stige Class (1891) 4 Units - 4x500t
Gabbiano Class (1896) 4 Units - 4x500t

Torpedo Gunboats

Vulcano Class (1889) 5 Units - 5x700t
Centauro Class (1892) 5 Units - 5x800t

Torpedo Boats

A Class (1893) 10 Units - 10x150t
B Class (1895) 10 Units - 10x350t
C Class (1897) 8 Units - 8x250t

Destroyers

Lampo Class (1899) 5 Units - 5x400t
Carabiniere Class (1900) 10 Units - 10x350t
Indomito Class (1901) 5 Units - 5x600t

Submarines

A Class (1902) 5 Units - 5x200t

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Total

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8 BB
7 AC
12 PC
2 CC
2 TC
8 GB
10 TGB
28 TB
20 DD
5 ES
5 SS

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Posted by: Gravina Sep 10 2006, 09:30 AM 
Divisional Organization

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Alpini Division (14000 soldiers)

Headquarters and services (2 100 men companies)
3 Alpini Regiments (4 1000 men battallion each)
1 Mountain Artillery Regiment (36 70-80mm guns, 1000 men, 6 6 gun batteries)
1 Engineer Battallion (800 men)
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Lagunari Division (14000 soldiers)

Headquarters and services (2 100 men companies)
4 Lagunari Regiments (3 1000 men battallion each)
1 Machine gun company (Old Maxim type guns, 200 men, 24 HMGs, in 4 6 gun batteries)
1 Light Artillery Battallion (16 70-80mm guns, 800 men, 4 4 gun batteries)
1 Engineer Battallion (800 men)

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Bersaglieri Division (14000 soldiers)

Headquarters and services (2 100 men companies)
3 Bersaglieri Regiments (4 1000 men battallion each)
1 Light Artillery Regiment (36 70-80mm guns, 1000 men, 6 6 gun batteries)
1 Engineer Battallion (800 men)

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Regular Infantry Division (14000 soldiers)

Headquarters and services (4 100 men companies)
4 Infantry Regiments (3 1000 men battallion each)
1 Light Artillery Battallion (16 70-80mm guns, 800 men, 4 4 gun batteries)
1 Support Battallion (1 pioneer company, 1 medical company and 1 signal company, 800 men)

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Cavalry Division (11000 soldiers)

Headquarters and services (2 200 men squadrons)
3 Cavalry Brigades (3 1000 men regiments each)
1 Mounted Artillery Regiment (24 70-80mm guns, 1000 men, 4 6 gun batteries)
3 Support squadrons (200 men each)

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Posted by: Gravina Sep 10 2006, 09:37 AM 
Each infantry corps, of any kind of troops is usually composed of 3 divisions, numbering about 42000 men, and some other support and auxiliary units, usually one Artillery brigade with at least 72 or more heavy (100mm or more) guns, and a number of headquarters, pioneer or medical units that bring the numbers of soldiers in the corps up to 50000 men.

Same thing in the cavalry corps, 4 divisions with 44000 men and 6000 other men organized in a similar fashion to those in the infantry corps.   
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