Carlo Fecia di Cossato (25 September 1908 to 27 August 1944) was an Italian WWII submarine commander and ace. He is credited with sinking 23 vessels.
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Emilio De Bono was a respected Italian General in World War One. As one of the four Quadrumvirs in the March on Rome, he helped establish the Fascist Party.
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Mario Atillo was an Italian WW2 submarine commander on the Ambra. Following a number of successful missions, he joined the Decima Mas after the armistice.
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Gianfranco Gazzana Priaroggia was the most successful Italian submarine commander in World War Two. He is credited with sinking 90,601 tons of shipping.
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The Isbuscenskij Charge on 24 August 1942 on the banks of the Don River is considered the last Italian cavalry charge against an enemy formation.
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The Poloj Charge occurred on 17 October 1942 in Croatia. Conducted by the “Cavalleggeri di Alessandria”, It was the last Italian cavalry charge of WW2.
