He entered the Naval Academy in Livorno, Italy, in 1906 and received his commission as ENS 1 in November 1909. He was promoted to the rank of LT(jg) in June 1912 and 1LT in May 1915. He participated in various war campaigns such as the Italian-Turkish war (1911-1912) and the World War I (1915-1918). His military assignments included Director of the Hydrographic Institute in Genoa, Italy
(November 1 1918 – December 28 1918); overseas duty (unspecified locations) (January 1 1919 – May 30 1919); Assistant Naval Attaché to Embassy of Italy in Paris, France (June 1 1919 – August 15 1919); and • Assistant Naval Attaché to Embassy of Italy in Washington, DC (September 1 1919 – April 1 1920). Among his military awards and decorations were a decree awarded by the Ministry of Internal Affairs for valor shown in Tivoli in 1906 where he rescued a military police officer from drowning; Commemorative medal for the Italian-Turkish War Campaign 1911-1912; and Bronze Medal for Military Valor in submarine tracking missions during war, June 17 1917.
He was the son of Thomas Bartolucci and Maria Clotilde Inge.
(November 1 1918 – December 28 1918); overseas duty (unspecified locations) (January 1 1919 – May 30 1919); Assistant Naval Attaché to Embassy of Italy in Paris, France (June 1 1919 – August 15 1919); and • Assistant Naval Attaché to Embassy of Italy in Washington, DC (September 1 1919 – April 1 1920). Among his military awards and decorations were a decree awarded by the Ministry of Internal Affairs for valor shown in Tivoli in 1906 where he rescued a military police officer from drowning; Commemorative medal for the Italian-Turkish War Campaign 1911-1912; and Bronze Medal for Military Valor in submarine tracking missions during war, June 17 1917.
He was the son of Thomas Bartolucci and Maria Clotilde Inge.
He entered the Naval Academy in Livorno, Italy, in 1906 and received his commission as ENS 1 in November 1909. He was promoted to the rank of LT(jg) in June 1912 and 1LT in May 1915. He participated in various war campaigns such as the Italian-Turkish war (1911-1912) and the World War I (1915-1918). His military assignments included Director of the Hydrographic Institute in Genoa, Italy
(November 1 1918 – December 28 1918); overseas duty (unspecified locations) (January 1 1919 – May 30 1919); Assistant Naval Attaché to Embassy of Italy in Paris, France (June 1 1919 – August 15 1919); and • Assistant Naval Attaché to Embassy of Italy in Washington, DC (September 1 1919 – April 1 1920). Among his military awards and decorations were a decree awarded by the Ministry of Internal Affairs for valor shown in Tivoli in 1906 where he rescued a military police officer from drowning; Commemorative medal for the Italian-Turkish War Campaign 1911-1912; and Bronze Medal for Military Valor in submarine tracking missions during war, June 17 1917.
He was the son of Thomas Bartolucci and Maria Clotilde Inge.
(November 1 1918 – December 28 1918); overseas duty (unspecified locations) (January 1 1919 – May 30 1919); Assistant Naval Attaché to Embassy of Italy in Paris, France (June 1 1919 – August 15 1919); and • Assistant Naval Attaché to Embassy of Italy in Washington, DC (September 1 1919 – April 1 1920). Among his military awards and decorations were a decree awarded by the Ministry of Internal Affairs for valor shown in Tivoli in 1906 where he rescued a military police officer from drowning; Commemorative medal for the Italian-Turkish War Campaign 1911-1912; and Bronze Medal for Military Valor in submarine tracking missions during war, June 17 1917.
He was the son of Thomas Bartolucci and Maria Clotilde Inge.
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