​The Anti-aircrafts Artillery Command was constituted on 11^th September 2009 in Sabaudia (LT) when the Supports of the Operational Land Forces were reorganized. It included units that depended on the dissolved Anti-aircrafts Brigade and it set up in the structures of the Anti-aircrafts Training School, later become  Anti-aircrafts Training Centre.

Its history is connected with the first Anti-aircrafts Artillery Command, constituted on 20^th January 1941 in Rome and dissolved in September 1943. It was reformed on 1^st October 1951 as Army Artillery Command for Territorial Area Defence.

After it was suppressed on 14^th September 1962, it was constituted in Milan changing the pre-existent Army Artillery Command for Territorial Area Defence of the 1^st Air Region for the Army Anti-aircrafts Artillery Command, at the dependencies of the Command designated as 3^rd Army.

It was moved to Bologna in 1963 and later in Brescia; in 1972 it was located in Padova where it passed at the dependencies of the Artillery Corps Inspectorate. On 1^st October 1980 it passed at the dependencies of the Commander of Allied Land Forces in Southern Europe.

On 1^st October 1997 it passed at the dependencies of the Supports Command of the Operational Land Forces; on 1^st January 2002 it was reorganized into an Anti-aircrafts Brigade.

The Brigade was suppressed on 10^th September 2009 and it was joined to the Centre.​