Battery "AS 909" (6x 76/40 naval/anti-aircraft guns) Maritime Military Sector Trapani Maritime Military Sector Trapani, in Trapani - Rear Admiral Giuseppe Manfredi 137th Coastal Regiment CDXLIII Coastal Battalion DV Coastal Battalion DCCCXLIV Coastal Battalion CCCLXXIV Territorial CC.NN. Battalion 8th CC.NN. Maritime Artillery Legion 9x Anti-ship artillery batteries (Royal Italian Navy) 76th, 77th, 78th, 79th, 80th, 81st, and 82nd Coastal CC.NN. companies Anti-aircraft Command Group Trapani: 3x Anti-aircraft batteries (102/35 anti-aircraft guns; Royal Italian Navy) 1x Anti-aircraft battery (90/53 anti-aircraft guns; Royal Italian Navy) 5x Anti-aircraft batteries (76/40 anti-aircraft guns; Royal Italian Navy) 1x Anti-aircraft battery (102/35 anti-aircraft guns; CC.NN.) 2x Anti-aircraft batteries (90/53 anti-aircraft guns; CC.NN.) 3x Anti-aircraft batteries (76/40 anti-aircraft guns; CC.NN.) Armored Trains The Royal Italian Navy fielded 14 armored trains, which were equipped with naval guns that had been removed from decommissioned ships. Ten of the trains were assigned to the Armed Forces Command Sicily before the allied landings, with eight trains being transferred to Sicily and two based on the Italian mainland near Reggio Calabria to provide fire for the defense of the Strait of Messina. The ten trains of the Armed Forces Command Sicily on 10 July 1943 were: Type 1 Operational Train (4x 120/45 Mod. 1918 naval guns, 4x 20/77 anti-aircraft guns) Armored Train 120/1/S, in Siderno (attached to the 211th Coastal Division in Calabria) Armored Train 120/3/S, in Porto Empedocle (attached to the 207th Coastal Division) Armored Train 120/4/S, in Catania (attached to the 213th Coastal Division) Type 2 Operational Train (4x 152/40 naval guns, 4x 20/77 anti-aircraft guns) Armored Train 152/1/T, in Termini Imerese (attached to the 208th Coastal Division) Armored Train 152/2/T, in Carini (attached to the 208th Coastal Division) Armored Train 152/3/T, in Crotone (attached to the 212th Coastal Division in Calabria) Type 3 Operational Train (6x 76/40 Mod. 1916 naval guns, 4x 20/77 anti-aircraft guns) Armored Train 76/1/T, in Porto Empedocle (attached to the 207th Coastal Division) Type 3-bis Operational Train (4x 76/40 Mod. 1916 naval guns, 4x 20/77 anti-aircraft guns) Armored Train 76/2/T, in Licata (attached to the 207th Coastal Division) Armored Train 76/3/T, in Mazara del Vallo (attached to the 202nd Coastal Division) Type 4 Operational Train (6x 102/35 Mod. 1914 naval guns, 4x 20/77 anti-aircraft guns) Armored Train 102/1/T, in Syracuse (attached to the 206th Coastal Division) The ten armored trains did not take part in any combat operation after the allied landings in Sicily, as