In the presence of Air Force General Francesco Vestito, inaugurated at the Albani Gallery in Urbino, the traveling exhibition dedicated to the Centenary of the Air Force, the only one organized in the Marche Region.
It was inaugurated yesterday afternoon, June 22, at the Albani Gallery in Urbino, travelling exhibition Dedicated to the Centenary of the Aeronautica Militare, the only organization organized in the Marche Region.
The ceremony was attended by various authorities and citizens, including Air Force General Francesco Vestito, Commander of the 1st Air Region of Milan, delegate of Chief of Staff of the Air Force, Air Force General Luca Goretti, From the Mayor of Urbino, Dr. Maurizio Gambini, from the Bishop of Loreto and Pontifical Delegate of the Holy House of Our Lady of Loreto, His Eminence Mons. Fabio Dal Cin, and from the Commander of the Cen.For.Av.En., Col. Giancarlo Filippo.
The exhibition, part of the Ideale Festival in Urbino, an international event art e culture Curated by Dr. Christina Magnanelli, it is part of one of the stages of a iconographic pathway He traveled to various cities on the peninsula in order to illustrate the evolutionary path taken by Armed Forces in its first century of life, from the origins and visions of the first theorists of aerial power, and projecting the visitor towards the future.
A linear exhibition structure capable of telling the historical events with immediacy through the graphic display and the subsequent reading of the evolution of aeronautics, science, and the progressive expansion of operational capabilities.
The event was preceded by an introductory meeting at the Raffaello College and was followed by a performance by the Fanfara della 1^ Regione Aerea in Piazza del Duca.
It Central Forest of the East. It depends on the Schools Command /3rd Air Region of Bari and is responsible for the training and assessment of the linguistic skills of the personnel of the Air Force, and for the assessment and teaching of aeronautical English “Aviation English” to flight controllers and air navigation personnel of the Air Force, but also of the other armed forces and departments. Furthermore, it provides training for personnel belonging to specific specialties that, in accordance with European sectorial regulations, require an adequate level of technical and linguistic knowledge in order to obtain the “licence of aeronautical maintenance technician”.