The Central Logistic Group was constituted on 1^st January 1976 as independent body at the dependencies of the 5^th Unit of the General Staff of the Army; it was the result of the merger between the 1^st Army Independent Group (1^st RAE) with the Operational Employment Unit and the 11^th "Flaminia" manoeuvre​ Group, getting the name of Army Services Unit (USE).

On 12^th September 1980 the Army Services Unit was reorganized and had at its dependencies the 1^st and 2^nd Army Electronic Computing Centre (1^st and 2^nd CCEE), the Materials Codification Centre (CECOMA) and the Logistic Complex of the "Pio IX" barracks that in 1982 reacquired its independence.

On 1^st September 1990 the Army Service Unit passed at the dependencies of the Deputy Chief of General Staff of the Army, including the Logistic Centre of General Staff of the Army (CELOSME).

On 1^st July 1992 it was named Operational Group of General Staff of the Army (ROSME). On 1^st January 1994 the 2^nd Army Electronic Computing Centre (CCEE) was dissolved and its personnel met in the 1^st Army Electronic Computing Centre, naming it Army Electronic Computing Centre.

On 1^st September 1995 the Army Band and the infrastructure of Forte Bravetta became part of the Operational Group of General Staff of the Army (ROSME).

On 1^st January 1998 the Logistic Centre of General Staff of the Army (CELOSME) was suppressed and it three Logistic Complex of "Pio IX", "Lungara" and "Castelfusano" became part of the Group.

On 30^th April 1998 the Operational Group of General Staff of the Army (ROSME) assumed its present name of "Logistic Central Group (RALOCE), passing at the dependencies of the Capital Command on 1^st July 1998.

On 1^st October 1998 the Army Electronic Computing Centre (CCEE) passed at the dependencies of the Inspectorate that is now the Army Logistic Command.