Romolo Polacchini

Romolo Polacchini
Romolo Polacchini
	Admiral Polacchini in Bordeaux in 1942.
Born	20 May 1897; La Spezia, Ligury, Kingdom of Italy
Died	16 October 1968 (aged 71); Venice, Veneto, Italy
Allegiance	Kingdom of Italy
Service/branch	Regia Marina
Years of service	1911–1946
Rank	Contrammiraglio (Rear Admiral)
Commands held	N 3 (submarine) ; ; H 1 (submarine); 69 PN (torpedo boat); X 2 (submarine); F 19 (submarine); Tito Speri (submarine); Argonauta (submarine); Otaria (submarine); Taranto Submarine Group; X 2 (submarine); Des Geneys (submarine); Santorre Santarosa (submarine); Venice Naval Base; Luigi Cadorna (light cruiser); Naval Command for Traffic with Albania; Pola Submarine School; BETASOM; Palermo Naval Command; Livorno Naval Command;
Battles/wars	World War I; Adriatic Campaign; ; Spanish Civil War; World War II Battle of the Mediterranean; Battle of Calabria; Battle of the Atlantic; Operation Achse; ;
Awards	Silver Medal of Military Valor; ; War Cross for Military Valor (twice); War Merit Cross (six times); Military Order of Savoy; Iron Cross first class; Iron Cross second class; Cross of Military Merit (Spain);

Romolo Polacchini (20 May 1897 – 16 October 1968) was an Italian admiral during World War II.

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