text: Other batteries deployed in Sicily in July 1943, whose location on the island is unknown, are listed below:
  20/65 anti-aircraft guns:
  59th, 284th, 792nd, 793rd, 815th, 837th, and 1506th batteries
  75/27 anti-aircraft guns:
  8th, 29th, 133rd, 331st, and 452nd batteries
  75/46 anti-aircraft guns:
  524th Battery
  76/40 anti-aircraft guns:
  625th and 648th batteries
  8.8 cm Flak anti-aircraft guns:
  1399th, 1405th, 1408th, 1415th, 1418th, and 1429th batteries
  Batteries with unknown equipment:
  342nd, 345th, 413th, 417th, 504th, 650th, 908th batteries
  Voluntary Militia for National Security
  The Voluntary Militia for National Security ( - MVSN) was the Italian National Fascist Party's paramilitary wing. The MVSN had police functions and provided the regime with readily available paramilitary units for internal oppression. During WWII the MVSN raised military units, which were operationally assigned to Royal Italian Army or Royal Italian Navy commands. The MVSN's command authority in Sicily was the 14th Zone and its legions, the units they raised for the defense of Sicily, and the commands these units were assigned to are listed below.
  14th Zone, in Palermo
  166th CC.NN. Legion "Peloro", in Messina (29th Infantry Division "Piemonte")
  CLXVI (1939) (29th Infantry Division "Piemonte")
  DLXVI Mobile Territorial CC.NN. Battalion (Maritime Military Base Messina-Reggio Calabria)
  50th, 51st, 52nd, 53rd, 54th, and 55th Coastal CC.NN. companies (6th CC.NN. Maritime Artillery Legion)
  167th CC.NN. Legion "Etna", in Catania