Talk:Alpine Brigade "Orobica"

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The mountain artillery regiment was not organized in those batteries. Those are the names of the goups of the regiment (gruppi d'artiglieria), in English battalions.

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Headquarter
Edolo Btn.
CSS Btn.
Logistic Btn.
Anti-tank Coy
Engineer Coy

Tirano

Orobica unit locations 1984