text: Mobile Groups Mobile groups were fully motorized battle groups created from corps assets and detached units of the army corps's two infantry divisions. The groups were deployed near the beaches most likely to be used by the allies.
  Mobile Group "A", in Paceco - Lieutenant Colonel Renato Perrone
  Headquarters Company/ XII Tank Battalion "L"
  1st Company/ CXXXIII Self-propelled Anti-tank Battalion (47/32 L40 self-propelled guns)
  4th Company/ CII Tank Battalion (R35 tanks)
  3rd Company/ CDXLVIII Motorized Coastal Battalion
  2nd Battery/ CX Motorized Artillery Group (75/27 field guns)
  2nd Section/ 328th Anti-aircraft Battery/ 22nd Artillery Regiment "Aosta" (20/65 anti-aircraft guns)
  Mobile Group "B", in Santa Ninfa - Lieutenant Colonel Vito Gaetano Mascio
  Headquarters Company/ CXXXIII Self-propelled Anti-tank Battalion
  3rd Company/ CXXXIII Self-propelled Anti-tank Battalion (47/32 self-propelled guns)
  6th Company/ CII Tank Battalion (R35 tanks)
  1st and 2nd companies/ CDXLVIII Motorized Coastal Battalion
  161st Bersaglieri Motorcyclists Company
  6th Battery/ CCXXXIII Motorized Artillery Group (75/27 field guns)
  2nd Section/ 10th Anti-aircraft Battery/ 25th Artillery Regiment "Assietta" (20/65 anti-aircraft guns)
  Mobile Group "C", in Portella Misilbesi - Lieutenant Colonel Osvaldo Mazzei
  Headquarters Company/ CII Tank Battalion
  2nd Company/ CXXXIII Self-propelled Anti-tank Battalion (47/32 self-propelled guns)
  5th Company/ CII Tank Battalion (R35 tanks)
  4th Company/ CDXLVIII Motorized Coastal Battalion
  104th Anti-tank company (47/32 anti-tank guns)
  10th Battery/ IV Group/ 25th Artillery Regiment "Assietta" (75/27 field guns)
  4th Section/ 326th Anti-aircraft Battery/ 25th Artillery Regiment "Assietta" (20/65 anti-aircraft guns)