Army Group C [SEP] dissolved or abolished
battle of France it moved back to Germany then – under the cover name "Section Staff East Prussia" – moved to East Prussia on 20 April 1941. On 21 June 1941 it was renamed Army Group North.
It was re-formed on 26 November 1943 by being again separated from the staff of Supreme Commander South (Luftwaffe) and put in command of the southwestern front and the Italian Campaign. On 2 May 1945 Army Group C surrendered.
Commanders.
- 1st time:
- 2nd time
Engineer Company
- "Taurinense" Signal Company
History 1975 Reorganization.
With the Italian Army 1975 reform the regimental level was abolished and units came under direct control of the "Taurinense" Brigade. While the "Aosta" Alpini Battalion was once more transferred to the Alpini Formation and Training Center, the "Susa" Mountain Artillery Group was renamed "Pinerolo" and the "Mondovi" Mountain Artillery Group was dissolved. The 2nd Alpini Training Regiment had already been dissolved in 1974 and its four battalions were merged into a single