On 1^st November 1884 the “Roma” Brigade is constituted with the 80th Infantry Regiment. The Regiment participated in the campaigns in Eritrea (1895-1896) and Libya (1911-1912). During the First World War it was organized in three battalions that fought in Vallarsa, Monte Majo, Bainsizza, Monastier and Monte Grappa. On 31^st October 1926 it was dissolved before being reconstituted on 2^nd May 1937 as 80^th “Roma” Infantry Regiment and assigned to the 16^th Infantry Brigade. In 1939, with the 79^th Infantry and 8^th Artillery, it entered the 9^th “Pasubio” Infantry Division that did the experience of the Russian Front with the Expedition Corps (CSIR) and the Italian Army in Russia (ARMIR).

Come back to Italy, the Division moved to Campania where, after the armistice, it was dissolved on 8^th September 1943.

On 1^st July 1958 the 80^th “Roma” Infantry Regiment (CAR) was constituted substituting the 8^th Volunteers Training Centre of the 8^th Territorial Military Command.

Dissolved on 31^st December 1975, it constituted the 57^th Abruzzi and, with the 3^rd Battalion, the 80^th “Roma” Infantry Battalion that inherited the regiment Flag and traditions. On 24^th September 1992 the Battalion was included in the 80^th “Roma” Regiment. ​​​