About Guido Nardini
Lived 1881 – 1928 (aged 46). Guido Nardini was an Italian aircraft pilot.
World War I military service
As World War I heated up, Nardini volunteered for military service despite his age. As a soldato, Nardini opened his victory skein flying a Nieuport 10 on 27 June 1916, when he, Alessandro Buzio, and a couple of other pilots shot down an enemy airplane after a 20 kilometer chase over Verona. The feat earned Nardini a Bronze Medal for Military Valor. Two weeks later, Nardini, Gastone Novelli, and Cesare Magistrini teamed up on the Albatros D.III of Franz Gräser over Pero, and Nardini was a live ace and Gräser a dead one. Nardini was subsequently awarded a second Bronze Medal for Military Valor.
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Who was Guido Nardini?
Italian flying ace (1881-1928)
When was Guido Nardini born?
Guido Nardini was born on 30 July 1881 in Florence.
When did Guido Nardini die?
Guido Nardini died on 26 January 1928 in Ciampino.
What was Guido Nardini's occupation?
Guido Nardini was an aircraft pilot.
What nationality was Guido Nardini?
Guido Nardini was Italian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Guido Nardini. https://biography.guide/guido-nardini/
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