Alessandro Buzio [SEP] conflict
Alessandro Buzio
"Tenente Colonnello" Alessandro Buzio was an Italian World War I flying ace credited with six aerial victories, four of them shared.
Early life and service.
Alessandro Buzio was born in Pavia on 13 January 1893. He studied accounting in school. On 13 December 1913, he reported for his reserve officer training in military service with the 1st Engineers Regiment. After earning a couple of promotions in the enlisted ranks, Buzio was commissioned as a "Sottotenente" in the 5th Engineers Regiment on 8 November
, St. Nicholas of Tolentino (also called "San Niccolò" or "Nicolò da Tolentino").
History.
The interior was refurbished during 1614–1620 by Carlo Buti and Martino Longhi, supported by patronage by the Pamphilj family. The Milanese architect Francesco Buzio was also involved in the redesign. Starting in 1654, again with Pamphilj patronage, the church was rebuilt with designs by Giovanni Maria Baratta, one of the main pupils of Alessandro Algardi. In 1883, the church was given to the Pontifical Armenian College by Pope