GENERAL MAULONI VISITS BRINDISI

The Deputy Logistic Commander was welcomed by the Detachment Commander, Colonel Degiuli

20/02/2012

Author: Airport Detachment - Brindisi - Warrant Officer Michele Candeloro

The Deputy Logistic Commander was welcomed by the Commander of the Detachment, Colonel Degiuli. General Mauloni, accompanied by Colonel Anacleto Mocci, Head of Office of the Deputy Logistic Commander, and by Colonel Fabio Nuccetelli, Head of the 7th Logistics Office for Entities under Restructuring of the Logistic Command Staff, was welcomed by Colonel Giambattista Degiuli, Commander of the Detachment.
General Mauloni first met the personnel of the base, to whom he outlined the programmes that the Armed Force and the Logistics Command intend to pursue for the future of the Brindisi Detachment; subsequently, he visited the infrastructure of the Detachment, the former USAF base of San Vito dei Normanni and the International Organisations hosted within the base. Finally, he went to the logistics offices of the United Nations Humanitarian Response Depot (UNHRD) and the United Nations Global Service Center (UNGSC), where he was welcomed, respectively, by Mr Stefano Peveri, UNHRD Brindisi Manager, and by Mr Perkins Kiplin, Director of the UNGSC, with whom he held a cordial meeting.
At the end of the visit, after thanking Colonel Degiuli for his kind hospitality, he expressed words of appreciation for the professionalism shown daily by the personnel serving at the Detachment and signed the Guest Book, writing: “To Commander Degiuli and all his staff, my highest praise for the excellent results achieved in the management of logistical support for the increasingly demanding UN organisation and in the resolution of various environmental issues affecting the state-owned areas under their jurisdiction. Certainly, the great professionalism demonstrated has allowed the military organisation, the Logistics Command and the Armed Force to shine. Pleased to have assumed hierarchical command of this structure, I thank the Brindisi Detachment for the work carried out to date and wish them ever greater satisfaction”.