The Head of the Air Force Engineering Corps, Gen. Isp. Capo Giuseppe Antonio Lupoli, meets with personnel from the Physics and Geophysics Role.
11/05/2022
Author: Ten. Stefano Amendola
Source: Military Aeronautics Mountain Centre
Wednesday 11 May Chief of Staff of the Air Force, Air Force General Luca Goretti visited Italian Air Force Mountain Aeronautics Centre (CAMM) on Monte Cimone. The event is of particular significance for the personnel of the entire meteorological sector, as it is the first time that a Chief of Staff of the Air Force has visited what he himself has defined an excellence of the Meteorological Service of global importance in the context of monitoring climate change and greenhouse gases.
Gen. Goretti, accompanied by Guitar capo General Office of Military Aviation and Meteorology, Brigadier General Luca Baione was welcomed by the Commander of CAMM, Lieutenant Colonel Daniele Biron at the operational headquarters of the Centre, at the summit of Monte Cimone at 2165m above sea level. General Goretti met a representative group of military personnel who outlined the capabilities of the centre: from meteorology, to telecommunications, including monitoring the concentration of major greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, a gem of the CAMM for decades. The Chief of SMA expressed words of praise for the work done, with commitment and professionalism, by all the Centre's personnel.”…. fundamental work for the collection of that climate data that allows science to operate.”
It Military Mountain Aeronautics Centre, dependent on 1st Technical Communications Department of Milan, included in the organisational chart of 4th Telecommunications and Support Systems Brigade of Borgo Piave., main structure of the 3rd Division of the Logistic Command, operates in the telecommunications and meteorology sectors for flight assistance and environmental measurements for atmospheric monitoring. Thanks to this last task, the Centro is part of a network of 31 stations worldwide within the programme Global Atmosphere Watch of the’World Meteorological Organization retained global relevance for the study of the atmosphere.
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