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The Italian Special Forces include special forces units from several branches of the Italian Armed Forces:[1] the Esercito Italiano (Army), the Marina Militare (Navy), the Aeronautica Militare (Air force) and the Arma dei Carabinieri (Carabineers). Italian Armed Forces special units are divided into Special Forces (TIER 1) and Special Operations Forces (TIER 2), and the Comando operativo interforze delle forze speciali (Joint Special Forces Operations Headquarters) is responsible for the operations carried out in response to Defense requirements [2]. Contents 1 Italian Army special units 1.1 Special Forces 1.2 Special Operations Forces 2 Italian Navy special units 2.1 Special Forces 2.2 Special Operations Forces 3 Italian Air Force special units 3.1 Special Forces 3.2 Special Operations Forces 4 Carabinieri Corps special units 4.1 Special Forces 4.2 Special Operation Forces 5 References Italian Army special units Italian soldiers of the 4th Alpini Parachutist Regiment with ARX 160A2 rifles awaiting helicopter extraction Special Forces 9th Parachute Assault Regiment "Col Moschin", an SAS-like force trained for special operations in all kinds of environments. They are the legacy of the Arditi ("The Daring") units that operated on the Italian-Austrian Front during World War I. Special Operations Forces 4th Alpini Parachutist Regiment "Monte Cervino" - a combination of elite mountain infantry and airborne troops. The 4th is best suited for high-altitude operations. It inherits the name from the Battaglione Alpini Sciatori (Alpine Skiers Battalion) "Monte Cervino", a battalion of "special operation forces" born during World War I and deployed in the eastern front in World War II. They were nicknamed Diavoli Bianchi (White Devils) for their white snow camouflage suits. Disbanded after World War II, in 1964 it became the Compagnia Alpini Paracadutisti (Alpini Parachute Company), in 1990 it gained the name of "Monte Cervino", and in 1996 it was reformed. In 1999, the battalion earned the qualification of "Ranger" (the only one amongst the Italian special forces). In 2004 it was elevated and took the name, flag and traditions of the 4th Alpini Regiment. 185th Reconnaissance Target Acquisition Regiment "Folgore" (RAO - Reggimento Acquisizione Obiettivi) - its mission is to find and mark enemy objectives for bombers or artillery units. The regiment is divided into four batteries (BAOs), trained to operate in different environments: 1st "Draghi" (Dragons) - desert environment; 2nd "Aquile" (Eagles) mountainous and Arctic environment; 3rd "Diavoli" (Devils) amphibious environment; 4th for "special reconnaissance" and surveillance. Every BAO is composed of several DAOs Distaccamenti Acquisizione Obbiettivi (detachments of eight men each). For every BAO there is a minimum of two DAOs specialized in amphibious ops, two in forward air control and one in advanced parachute usage. 3rd Special Operations Helicopter Regiment "Aldebaran" - a special helicopters unit trained to support, supply, infiltrate/exfiltrate SF and SOF units in enemy territory. 28th Pavia Regiment- a special unit for Psychological Operations 11th Transmissions Regiment (11º Reggimento trasmissioni) a special unit for transmissions and electronic warfare Italian Navy special units Special Forces The Italian Navy special forces unit is the COMSUBIN (Comando Subacquei ed Incursori "Teseo Tesei") - the Raiders & Divers .