29 June saw the ceremony at the Aeronautical Marshals’ School of Viterbo. Six students achieved a perfect score of 110 with honours. The course achieved an overall average grade of 105/110. The ceremony was presided over by the Commander of the Institute of Aeronautical Military Sciences (ISMA) of Florence, Air Brigadier General Claudio Salerno, representing the Commander of the Air Force Schools/3rd Air Region of Bari. Also in attendance were the Chairman of the Degree Examination Board, Professor Alvaro Marucci, the thesis supervisors, various military authorities, and the graduands' families.
The celebrations began with a speech by the Commander of the Air Force Marshals School, Colonel Giandomenico Gaudenzi, who congratulated the course attendees on successfully completing the intensive study cycle, within the context of a Military School. Professor Maruccia, in turn, had words of praise for the Marshals on their prestigious achievement.
Among the graduates, six achieved 110 with honours, with an overall average of approximately 105/110.
The Commander of ISMA, in his speech, highlighted how “a degree can undoubtedly be considered the conclusion of a course of study that represents the achievement of a concrete and very ambitious goal; a challenging objective, as it is long, articulated in the themes that animate it, and consistent with all the university regulations governing degree courses, made possible thanks to the school's consolidated collaboration with the prestigious University of Tuscia in Viterbo.”.
