Air Force General Gianni Candotti succeeds Air Force General Fernando Giancotti
Date: 27/06/2019
Source: Air Squad Command
Author: T.Col. Domenico Spalluto
Air Force Brigadier General Gianni Candotti succeeds Air Force Brigadier General Fernando Giancotti. The Air Force Air Command is one of the three Command Headquarters of the Armed Forces. It is responsible for training, preparing and maintaining a high operational readiness and related logistical autonomy, necessary to achieve the objectives defined by the Armed Forces, in order to ensure the security of the national airspace by deploying and utilizing the men and resources available to best express the Aerospace Power in air operations and serve the country, at the inter-service, inter-agency and multinational level. Read the curriculum vitae of General S.A. Gianni Candotti
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