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http://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-commemorative-plaque-at-the-home-of-enrico-toti-roma-italy-88994869.html

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When war broke out between Italy and the Austrian Empire, Toti tried to volunteer for the Italian army but was not accepted due to his injury. He finally managed to join (still unofficially) the 3rd Bersaglieri Bicycle Battalion. He was killed in the Sixth Battle of the Isonzo. Fatally wounded in a clash. It is said that before he was killed he threw his crutch and said "I do Not die!!!" he died in August 6, 1916

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Enrico Toti was born in August 20, 1882 in Rome, Italy. His father was named Egidio Toti and his mother was Agnes Conti. He had 8 siblings 6 sisters and 2 brothers.

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Then on the battleship he directed Emanuele Filiberto and later on the royal cruiser Coatit. In 1904 he contributed to the battle against pirates in the Red Sea.

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He then was hired by the Ferrovie dello Stato as a stoker (a person who tends the furnace on a steamship or steam locomotive) and after that an accident happened at work were he lost his left leg. Even though he had lost his leg he traveled all over Europe.

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He earned a gold medal even though he was dead and got a ship named after him.

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https://www.lavocedelmarinaio.com/2017/08/6-8-1916-enrico-toti/
http://italofile.com/italys-one-legged-cyclist-turned-war-hero/
https://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=Enrico%20Toti&item_type=topic

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He basically went all around the globe until he reached the border with Sudan where the English authorities, considering the trail too dangerous, ordered him to end the journey, and sent him to Cairo where he came back to Italy.

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At the very bottom are the resources and there it says that a age fifteen he went to the Ettore Fieramosca royal school ship which I think was a school