"Ovunque presenti"

The Tactical and Logistic Support Regiment was constituted on 16^th June 2002 by transformation of the Command Unit of the Rapid Deployable Corps.

On 27^th October 2006 it received the War Flag of the 33^rd "Ambrosiano" Maneuvre Logistic Regiment with its heraldic insignia.

On 1^st January 1982 the 3^rd Maneuvre Logistic Battalion was formed by transformation of the 3^rd Supply Repair Rescue Unit, a support unit of the 3^rd Army Corps from which it took personnel and equipment. Firstly organized in a Command, command and services company, supplying company, maintenance company, on 1^st July 1982 it included a medium transports company and a mixed transports company, with personnel and vehicles of the dissolved 3^rd "Fulvia" Army Corps Auto Group.

In 1983 the Battalion was designated to facilitate the personnel moving, the supplying and the evacuation of vehicles and materials for the Italian Military Contingent in Lebanon. On 1^st November 1986 it changed its name into 33^rd "Ambrosiano" Maneuvre Logistic Battalion and was at the dependencies of the Supports Unit Command of the 3^rd Army Corps; it also increased its components including the Multirole Helicopters Division, two armoured transports platoons and a new mixed transports company. By decree of 3^rd July 1987 it received the War Flag.

With the reorganization of the Army on 30^th April 1993, the Battalion was included as Maneuvre Logistic Battalion in the 33^rd "Ambrosiano" Maneuvre Logistic Regiment constituted in Milan to ensure technical-logistic support to the 3^rd Army Corps. Its personnel and vehicles were employed in the "Pellicano" Operation in Albania (3^rd September 1991), the "Forza Paris" exercise in Sardinia (1992) to reinforce the "Centauro" Medical Unit, the "Sicilian Vespers" Operation in Sicily (1992) to reinforce the 2^nd Bersaglieri Regiment, the "Ibis" Operation in Somalia (1992-1993) to reinforce the "Centauro" Medical Unit and the "Folgore" Paratroopers Logistic Battalion.

For the needs of the great units from which the Regiment depended, the 31^st Medical Unit was included in the logistic Battalion in order to provide material efficiency and personnel training. From 11^th November to 31^st December 1994 the Regiment was employed in rescue operations in favour of the populations hit by a flood in the Piedmont region.

Organized in a Command, company and services command and a logistic battalion, after the transformation of the 3^rd Army Corps Command the Regiment passed at the dependencies of Projection Forces Command on 1^st October 1997. On 31^st July 2001 the Regiment was reorganized as an Army Corps Command Unit of Rapid Deployable, including the personnel of the dissolved FOP Command Unit of Milan; on 3^rd August the Flag was put at the Memorial Monument of Vittoriano.

On 1^st November 2001 the Unit passed at the dependencies of the Signals Brigade Command and on 16^th June 2002 it changed its name into Tactical and Logistic Support Regiment of Army Corps, organized in: a command, a command and logistic support company, a tactical and logistic support battalion (transport company, supply, Bersaglieri and support to the deployment), giving support to the Army Corps Command.

It participated in the "ISAF" Operation in Kabul (Afghanistan), from 21^st June 2005 to 21^st November 2005, and in the "INDUS" Operation in Pakistan from 2^nd December 2005 to 2^nd February 2006.

On 27^th October 2006 the Regiment received the War Flag of the 33^rd "Ambrosiano" Maneuvre Logistic Regiment, guarded at the Vittoriano.