Giacomo Carboni

Giacomo Carboni
Giacomo Carboni
	Carboni circa 1940
Chief of the Servizio Informazioni Militare
	In office; 3 November 1939 – 20 September 1940
Preceded by	Donato Tripiccione
Succeeded by	Cesare Amè
Military Governor of Corsica
	In office; 30 November 1942 – February 1943
Preceded by	Umberto Mondino
Succeeded by	Giovanni Magli
Personal details
Born	29 April 1889; Reggio Emilia, Kingdom of Italy
Died	2 December 1973 (aged 84); Rome, Italy
Political party	Italian Communist Party; (post-WWII)
Alma mater	Military Academy of Modena
Profession	Military officer
Military service
Allegiance	Kingdom of Italy (1912–1946) ; Italy (1946–1951)
Branch/service	Royal Italian Army (1912–1946) ; Italian Army (1946–1951)
Years of service	1912–1951
Rank	Army corps general
Unit	22nd Infantry Division "Cacciatori delle Alpi"; 20th Infantry Division "Friuli"; Motorized-Armored Army Corps; SIM
Battles/wars	Italo-Turkish War; World War I Battles of the Isonzo; Battle of Vittorio Veneto; ; Second Italo-Ethiopian War; World War II Italian occupation of Corsica; Italian campaign; ;

Giacomo Carboni (29 April 1889 – 2 December 1973) was an Italian general who was the commander of Corpo d'armata motocorazzato deployed around Rome in the early days of September 1943.

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