Gaetano Giardino

Italian soldier and Marshal

Gaetano Giardino - Italian soldier and Marshal
Born

January 24th, 1864
161 years ago

Died

1935
90 years ago — 71 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

Italy

Links & References

Born in 1864, this military leader served in the Italian Army and rose to the rank of Marshal. He participated in various campaigns and played a significant role in World War I. As a commander, he was involved in planning military operations and strategies. His contributions to the Italian military structure had lasting effects on its organization and tactics.

Served as a Marshal in the Italian Army

Led troops during World War I

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