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Did the 32 Italian submarines and other Italian vessals and their Italian crews continue fight for Germany after the end of italain command in 1943?
There were also Italian Navy units in the Far East in 1943 when the new Italian government agreed to an armistice with the Allies. The reactions of their crews varied greatly. In general, surface units, mainly supply ships and auxiliary cruisers, either surrendered at Allied ports (Eritrea at Colombo, Ceylon) or, if in Japanese controlled ports, they were scuttled by their own crew (Conte Verde, Lepanto, and Carlotto at Shanghai). Ramb II was taken over by the Japanese in Kobe and re-named Calitea II. Four Italian submarines were in the Far East at the time of the armistice, transporting rare goods to Japan and Singapore: Ammiraglio Cagni, Cappellini(Aquilla III ), Giuliani, and Torelli. The crew of the Ammiraglio Cagni heard of the armistice and surrendered to the Royal Navy off Durban, South Africa. The Cappellini, Giuliani, and Torelli and their crews were temporarily interned by the Japanese. The boats passed to German U-boat command and, with mixed German and Italian crews, they continued to fight against the Allies. The German Navy (Kriegsmarine) assigned new officers to the three submarines. The three were re-named U.IT.23, U.IT.24and U.IT.25 and took part in German war operations in the Pacific. The Giuliani was sunk by the British submarine Tallyho in February 1944. In May 1945, the other two vessels were taken over by the Japanese Imperial Navy when Germany surrendered. About twenty Italian sailors continued to fight with the Japanese. The Torelli remained active until 30 August 1945, when, in Japanese waters, this last Fascist Italian submarine shot down a B-25 Mitchell bomber of the United States Army Air Force.
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What was the name of Mussolini's low countries France volunteer battle of Britain and blitzkrieg bomber fighter wing fighting under Germany's luftwaffe command?
The unit you are referring to is the "Fascist Italian Air Force Volunteer Group," commonly known as the "Aviazione Legionaria." This group was composed of Italian pilots who volunteered to support Germany during the Battle of Britain and other operations, fighting under the Luftwaffe's command. Their involvement showcased Italy's alliance with Nazi Germany during World War II.
Did the luftwaffe use Italian aircraft and Italian men under German command for surveilence in the battle of Britain?
Yes.
Did the luftwaffe permit the the Italian air force to use German aircraft for surveillance purposes under Italian command in the battle of brtiain?
Yes,and they used the Italian's Aircraft for the same purpose in the battle.
The general who led the German offensive in north Africa?
German General Erwin Rommel However, many don't know that Lt-General Erwin Rommel arrived in Africa in February 1941 with the advance units of the Deutsches Afrika Korps (DAK) he was officially reported to the Italian Command (Commando Supremo). He was given command of the Italian XX Corps under the command of General Gariboldi's Italian 5th Army. The Italian Command gradually gave General Rommel the command of the 5th Army. It wasn't until 2 December, 1941, that Hitler promoted Rommel to Field Marshal, thus making him the technically the ranking commander over the Italians.
How does one find records of RAF Bomber Command Lancaster crash site locations in Germany?
lostbombers.co.uk has them
Did the 32 Italian submarines and other Italian vessals and their Italian crews continue to fight under German command after the end of Italian command in 1943?
Italy capitulated ( surrendered, gave up the fight) to the allies in l943, there were some hard core Fascist groups to contend with. The Royal Italian Navy issued a new type of submarine badge in l943, this being the last type issued under the Monarchy- which was VOTED down by a plebiscite in l946, a popular vote brought down the Empire, not the Reds, SS Men, or outside pressure. The M-43 badge does have a stylized triple crown at the top, a gold dolphin identifying the submarine service- and the word- Sommergibili- plural for submarines, as a units. we would say, Submariners, or Submarine Corps of the Navy. so it goes. take her down to siphon depth, check the batteries.
What is 'Eat them' when translated from English to Italian?
"Eat them!" as a command (imperative) in English is Mangiali! in Italian.
What us Combatant Commands have their headquarters outside of the US?
U.S. European Command (Germany) and U.S. Africa Command (Germany)
Difference between break function and continue function?
The 'break' command will stop a loop from going any further, where a 'continue' command will start the loop over at the top (or bottom) of the loop, bypassing other instructions that may be in the loop. The 'continue' command will not stop a loop, but a 'break ' command will.Note: these statements aren't commands or functions.
Did the luftwaffe use Italian aircraft and Italian men under German command for surveilence in the battle of Britain?
Yes.
Were German aircraft used by the Italian air force under Italian command in the battle of Britain?
Yes,to a considerable exstent they were.
What is 'return' when translated from English to Italian?
'Ritornare' is the Italian verb for 'to return'. If you mean this to be a command, then the correct conjugation of ritornare would be 'ritorno'.
What kind of economy did East Germany And Russia have when they were communist?
command
How many Italian aircraft used by Italian aviators under German luftwaffe command were used approximitly in total numbers in the battle of Britain?
none
Did the Germans permit the Italian Navy to use German ships and aircraft under Italian command in the Battle of the Atlantic?
Yes they did begining in May,1941.
Did the luftwaffe permit the the Italian air force to use German aircraft for surveillance purposes under Italian command in the battle of brtiain?
Yes,and they used the Italian's Aircraft for the same purpose in the battle.
Is the Italian economy a market economy or a command economy?
Italy's economy may have strong government regulation, but it is first and foremost a MARKET ECONOMY because firms choose their own levels of production, not the Italian government (which would be the case in a command economy).
