In order to render this aid as reliable and comprehensive as possible, the 9th Company, LNR 32 with evaluators and intercept personnel was placed at the disposal of the 2nd Air Corps Command in Viterbo as an independent signals unit. This command was the forward echelon of Fliegerkorps II that had moved to Bergamo. The battalion reinforced the company with air support and radar specialists as well as experienced intercept operators and the VHF stations in the forward area that were subordinated to it. Exchange of reports and operational advice to Luftwaffe and Heer units was accomplished through the signals liaison officer at the 2nd Air Command Headquarters. Finally, even the fighter Warning Service previously located in Perugia with the (F)122, the Luftwaffe long-range reconnaissance unit () was transferred to Soriano, so that the 9th Company would also have available the results of RT operations by the two out-stations at Monte Cavo and Atri. The RT out-stations on Monte Cavo manned with what was considered excellent personnel formerly in the Noto station, covered all RT traffic in the Cassino sector, where the mass of German fighters was employed. Moreover, it was so favourably situated in relation to the Anzio beachhead that some evaluation problems were cleared by visual observation.