The handover with Colonel D'angeli took place in the presence of General Leonarduzzi, Commander of the 2nd Division of the Logistics Command
At the handover ceremony, presided over by the Commander of the 2nd Division of the Logistics Command, Air Division General Pierluigi Leonarduzzi, military and civilian personnel of the Depot attended, including a representation of the subordinate decentralized Supply Groups and Subsidiary Depots, as well as numerous military, civil and religious authorities of the city and province. Colonel D’Angeli, in his farewell speech, illustrated the manifold activities carried out during his period of command, highlighting how the Unit has recently assumed “certainly an innovative configuration geared towards greater specialist efficiency“Colonel D'Angeli continued, thanking all the personnel of the Depot and subordinate units for their commitment to achieving the assigned objectives and, at the same time, the personnel of the 2nd Division for the constant support received in the exercise of his command.
In his inaugural speech, Col. Catania thanked the Higher Authorities for the trust placed in him for his new role and thanked Col. D'Angeli for his constant and effective management of the Unit and the undeniable results achieved.“I will spare no energy and effort and will dedicate my utmost attention in order to achieve ever greater goals and benefits for the good of the Department and for the general interest of the Armed Force“, concluded Col. Catania. Finally, General Leonarduzzi urged the personnel to make the most of their role within the organisation:”Each of you must be aware of your role and rest assured that even the smallest and apparently secondary activity contributes, sometimes decisively, to the achievement of the final result“Finally, General Leonarduzzi thanked Colonel D'Angeli for the impetus given to the Depot's new activities and for his excellent guidance of the subordinate units, and extended a warm welcome to Colonel Catania as he takes over the leadership of the Unit.
