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Name: |
Antonio Amantea |
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Country: |
Italy |
Rank: |
Sottotenente |
Units: |
43a, 71a |
Victories: |
5 |
Born: |
28 September 1894 |
Place of Birth: |
Lecce |
Died: |
13 July 1983 |
Place of Death: |
Lecce |
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Called up in 1914, Antonio Amantea served with the 13th Field Artillery Regiment before transferring to the Battaglione Aviatori. He was the last surviving Italian ace of World War I.
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Victories |
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Date |
Time |
Unit |
Aircraft |
Opponent |
Location |
1 |
02 Aug 1917 |
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71a |
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EA |
N of Arsiero |
u/c |
23 Aug 1917 |
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71a |
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EA |
Monte Pasubio |
2 |
24 Aug 1917 |
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71a |
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Albatros D.III 1 |
Forte Luserna |
u/c |
24 Aug 1917 |
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71a |
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EA |
Monte Verena |
3 |
18 Nov 1917 |
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71a |
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EA |
Monte Spitz |
u/c |
18 Nov 1917 |
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71a |
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EA |
Tonezzo |
u/c |
28 Jan 1918 |
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71a |
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EA |
Val Frenzela |
4 |
22 Mar 1918 |
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71a |
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EA |
Pasubio |
5 |
03 May 1918 |
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71a |
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EA |
Monte Spitz/Tonezza |
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1 |
Shared with Antonio Riva and Tola |
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Books |
- Above the War Fronts
- by Norman L. R. Franks, Russell Guest, Gregory Alegi / Hardcover / Grub Street (September 1997)
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