Guidonia Air Base is located in Guidonia Montecelio, Province of Rome. Constructed between 1915 and 1916, the facility originally functioned as a flying school for pilot training during World War I. After the conflict, the site served as a depot for decommissioned aircraft and subsequently became the headquarters for an experimental squadron. During the 1920s, the installation supported research and technological experimentation for the Royal Air Force, which was established as an independent service on March 28, 1923. Historical infrastructure at the site included the Higher Directorate of Studies and Experiences and the Aircraft Construction Plant. The facility also formerly hosted the Experimental Flight Center. The base currently houses the Italian Air Force's primary logistics center.
