Fiat Campagnola

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The Fiat 1107 "Campagnola" was one of the few light off-road vehicles produced by the Italian automotive industry Fiat in the last decades.

Since 1975 it has been delivered to every Italian armed service in many versions with standard or long wheelbase and canvas or hard top.

The "Campagnola" of the Distaccamento Aeroportuale di Ronchi dei Legionari is in the standard wheelbase hard top version. The vehicle is 3.775 m long, 1.600 m wide and 1.945 m high. The wheeltrack is 1.365 m and the wheel base is 2.300 m. The minimum ground clearance is 0.27 m.

The powerplant is a Fiat 4-cyl gasoline engine developing 56 kW at 4600 rpm through a 4X4 transmission. The suspension system is independent on all four wheels.

Basic performance data include a 110 km/h maximum speed, a 45° gradeability and a maximum fording depth of 0,700 m.

The "Campagnola" is used as an Incident Command post during the first phases of the emergency. It carries loudspeakers and other command and control equipment. Some light rescue equipment is carried in the back, including a rescue saw, an oxygen cutting torch and other ancillary equipment.