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... overlooking the Liri Valley in addition to the heights of Mount Maggiore itself Fierce fighting hill masses on Maggidore and Monte Camino mnes captured peaks are being mopped up Germans fighting stubbornly in rocky burrows at the isolated resistance strongpoints ...
... capture by the Americans another height Monte Maggiore Fifth Army now hold most of strategic heights the Monte jJaggiorc and Monte Camino areas The Eighth Army crossed the Moro River ten miles north of the Sangro with armour North of San Vito on the Adriatic ...
... tinned with German troops who still occupy some the northern western fringes The village troops which captured the summit Monte Camino village of Camino also occupied the two villages of Acquapendula and Cocuruzzo about five miles south-west of Mignano Reuter ...
... two from River Garigliano The British completed the mopping the mountain capture of Monte Croce two a half miles east of Monte Camino THROUGH MINEFIELDS troops west of Monte Croce continue drive towards the bank of river through mine fields wire covering ...