Italian 1st Eritrean Division - Order of Battle

Order of Battle

1st Native Division - Gen. Salvatore di Pietro

1st Mixed Brigade - Brig. Gen. Gallina
- 1st Native Battalion Group
  - I "Turitto" Native Battalion
  - VI "Cossu" Native Battalion
  - XVI "Adi Caieh" Native Battalion
- 5th Native Battalion Group
  - VII "Prestinari" Native Battalion
  - XV "Billia" Native Battalion
- 1st Mountain Artillery Battalion (65L17)
3rd Mixed Brigade - Brig. Gen. Cubeddu
- 2nd Native Battalion Group
  - III "Galliano" Native Battalion
  - XI Native Battalion
- VI Native Battalion Group
  - II "Hidalgo" Native Battalion
  - XIII "Roma" Native Battalion
  - XXIV Native Battalion
- 3rd Mountain Artillery Battalion (65L17)

Italian Empire and its possessions

Kingdom of Italy

Annexations	Corsica (proposed) Dalmatia Ionian Islands Lubiana Southeastern France (proposed)

Colonies	Italian Aegean Islands Italian East Africa Abyssinia Eritrea Somaliland Italian North Africa Libya: Cyrenaica Tripolitania

Concessions	Tianjin

Puppet states	Albania Croatia Greece Hellenic State Pindus Monaco Montenegro

Planned expansion	Anglo-Egyptian Sudan British Egypt British Kenya British Somaliland French Cameroons French Somaliland French Tunisia Malta Switzerland

Political concepts

Imperial Italy
Fourth Shore
Italian irredentism
Mare Nostrum
Spazio vitale
Third Rome

Irredentist claims

Corsica
Savoy
Nice
Malta
Dalmatia
Switzerland

Settlers

Albania
Dodecanese
Egypt
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Libya
Somalia
Tunisia

Currencies

Eritrean tallero
Italian East African lira
Italian Somaliland lira
Italian Somaliland rupia
Italian Somaliland somalo

Infrastructure

Mogadishu-Villabruzzi Railway
Ethio-Djibouti Railways
Eritrean Railway
Italian Libya Railways
Via Balbia
Via della Vittoria

Colonial troops

Italian Africa Police
1st Eritrean Division
2nd Eritrean Division
Italian Libyan Colonial Division
1st Libyan Division "Sibelle"
2nd Libyan Division "Pescatori"
Maletti Group
Eritrean Ascari
Bands
Zaptié
Dubats
Savari
Spahis

Italian Divisions in World War II

Armoured	131 Armoured Division Centauro 132 Armoured Division Ariete 133 Armoured Division Littorio 134 Armoured Divison Freccia 135 Armoured Divison Ariete II 136 Armoured Divison Centauro II

Cavalry	1 Cavalry Division Eugenio di Savoia 2 Cavalry Division Emanuele Filiberto Testa di Ferro 3 Cavalry Division Amedeo Duca d'Aosta

Alpine	1 Alpine Division Taurinense 2 Alpine Division Tridentina 3 Alpine Division Julia 4 Alpine Division Cuneense 5 Alpine Division Pusteria 6 Alpine Division Alpi Graie

Mountain	1 Mountain Infantry Division Superga 2 Mountain Infantry Division Sforzesca 3 Mountain Infantry Division Ravenna 4 Mountain Infantry Division Livorno 26 Mountain Infantry Division Assietta 33 Mountain Infantry Division Acqui 36 Mountain Infantry Division Forlì 37 Mountain Infantry Division Modena 59 Mountain Infantry Division Cagliari

Motorised	9 Motorised Division Pasubio 10 Motorised Division Piave 16 Motorised Division Pistoia 17 Motorised Division Pavia 25 Motorised Division Bologna 27 Motorised Division Brescia 52 Motorised Division Torino 101 Motorised Division Trieste 102 Motorised Division Trento 103 Motorised Division Piacenza 104 Motorised Division Mantova 105 Motorised Division Rovigo

Infantry	5 Infantry Division Cosseria 6 Infantry Division Cuneo 7 Infantry Division Lupi di Toscana 8 Infantry Division Po 11 Infantry Division Brennero 12 Infantry Division Sassari 13 Infantry Division Re 14 Infantry Division Isonzo 15 Infantry Division Bergamo 18 Infantry Division Messina 19 Infantry Division Venezia 20 Infantry Division Friuli 21 Infantry Division Granatieri di Sardegna 22 Infantry Division Cacciatori delle Alpi 23 Infantry Division Ferrara 24 Infantry Division Pinerolo 28 Infantry Division Aosta 29 Infantry Division Piemonte 30 Infantry Division Sabauda 31 Infantry Division Calabria 32 Infantry Division Marche 38 Infantry Division Puglie 40 Infantry Division Cacciatori d'Africa 41 Infantry Division Firenze 44 Infantry Division Cremona 47 Infantry Division Bari 48 Infantry Division Taro 49 Infantry Division Parma 50 Infantry Division Regina 51 Infantry Division Siena 53 Infantry Division Arezzo 54 Infantry Division Napoli 55 Infantry Division Savona 56 Infantry Division Casale 57 Infantry Division Lombardia 58 Infantry Division Legnano 60 Infantry Division Sabratha 61 Infantry Division Sirte 62 Infantry Division Marmarica 63 Infantry Division Cirene 64 Infantry Division Catanzaro 65 Infantry Division Granatieri di Savoia 136 Infantry Division Giovani Fascisti

Garrison	151 Infantry Division Perugia 152 Infantry Division Piceno 153 Infantry Division Macerata 154 Infantry Division Murge 155 Infantry Division Emilia 156 Infantry Division Vicenza 157 Infantry Division Novara 158 Infantry Division Zara 159 Infantry Division Veneto

Airborne	184 Airborne Division Nembo 185 Airborne Division Folgore 80 Infantry Division La Spezia (Airlanding)

Blackshirt	1 Blackshirt Armoured Division M 1 Blackshirt Division 23 Marzo 2 Blackshirt Division 28 Ottobre 3 Blackshirt Division 21 Aprile 4 Blackshirt Division 3 Gennaio

African	1 Libyan Division Sibelle 2 Libyan Division Pescatori 1 Eritrean Division 2 Eritrean Division

Coastal	201 Coastal Division 202 Coastal Division 203 Coastal Division 204 Coastal Division 205 Coastal Division 206 Coastal Division 207 Coastal Division 208 Coastal Division 209 Coastal Division 210 Coastal Division 211 Coastal Division 212 Coastal Division 213 Coastal Division 214 Coastal Division 215 Coastal Division 216 Coastal Division 220 Coastal Division 221 Coastal Division 222 Coastal Division 223 Coastal Division 224 Coastal Division 225 Coastal Division 226 Coastal Division 227 Coastal Division 230 Coastal Division

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