Mario Aramu
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Mario Aramu (7 April 1900 [1] – 16 December 1940) was an Italian aviator.
Aramu was born in Cagliari. As Colonel of Regia Aeronautica, he participated in the Atlantic cruises organized by Italo Balbo and fell in combat near Marmarica, Libya, during an aerial action.[2][3]
Gold Medal for Valor (Skyes of Marmarica, 17 December 1940, Regio Decreto 30 December 1940)[4]- Silver Medal for Valor
Bronze Medal for Valor (Regio Decreto 3 October 1929)
Medaglia d'oro al valore aeronautico (Regio Decreto 13 August 1933)[5]
Order of the German Eagle[6]
