Carlo Ederle

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Major Carlo Ederle (Italian pronunciation: [ˈkarlo ˈɛːderle]; 1892 – December 4, 1917) was an Italian military engineer. Born in Verona, Italy, he attended the royal liceo ginnasio "Scipione Maffei" and received his diploma at the age of 17. He registered at the Engineer School at the University of Padua and was awarded the degree of Engineer ad honorem on November 12, 1910. At the Military Academy in Turin, he graduated first of 200 artillery second lieutenants. Appointed to the rank of lieutenant in 1913, Ederle was assigned to the 8th Field Artillery. In April 1915, he was promoted to captain, and appointed commanding officer at the Artillery Training Center in Cirié (Turin), after serving at the Cadore front. But he requested, and was granted, permission to return to the front, where he commanded a heavy field battery at the Sei Busi mountain area. In 1916, Ederle was wounded in the shoulder but did not want to go to the hospital. While still convalescing, he returned to the front, despite military doctors' admonitions. In May 1916, he was wounded again.