Italian 9th Army

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The Italian 9th Army was a Royal Italian Army field formation that operated primarily in the Balkans during World War II, notably participating in the Italian invasion of Greece and subsequent occupation duties.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf field army
allegiance Axis Powers
linked to: Axis powers
associatedWith Axis occupation of Yugoslavia
Italian occupation of Albania
Italian occupation of Greece
branch Royal Italian Army
linked to: Regio Esercito
commandedUnits Italian infantry divisions
Italian mountain troops
support and service units
commandStructure Italian High Command
conflict Second World War
linked to: World War II
country Kingdom of Italy
disestablishedAfter Armistice of Cassibile
disestablishedIn 1943
engagedAgainst Greek Army
Greek resistance movements
Kingdom of Greece
Yugoslav partisans
linked to: Yugoslav Partisans
era 20th century
function field command for multiple Italian corps
garrisonRegion Albania
historicalContext Italian military operations in the Balkans
militaryBranch land forces
notableFor occupation of parts of Greece
operations in Albania and Greece
participation in the Greco-Italian front
operationalArea Albania
Epirus
Greece
Yugoslavia
western Greece
linked to: Western Greece
participatedIn Greco-Italian War
Italian invasion of Greece
partOf Regio Esercito
primaryOpponents Greek armed forces
Yugoslav resistance
linked to: Yugoslav Partisans
role occupation duties in the Balkans
offensive operations against Greece
side Italy in World War II
status disbanded
theater Balkan theatre of World War II
Mediterranean theatre of World War II
timePeriod World War II
type army-level headquarters
usedLanguage Italian

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Battle of Elaia–Kalamas attackingForce Italian 9th Army