4th Blackshirt Division (3 January) - Source

Source

  • Lucas, Ettore; Giorgio de Vecchi (1976). Storia delle Unità Combattenti della MVSN 1923-1943. Giovanni Volpe Editore. pp. 63–116.
  • George F. Nafziger - Italian Order of Battle: An organizational history of the Italian Army in World War II (3 vol)


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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