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... now holds most the strateg.c our polici- of bombing Germany. heights in the Monte Maggiore and There are those who think Monte Camino areas «say,* a cable*, can win the war air raids. 1 The Eighth Army has crossed . | , I* . doubt it very much writes injUic ...
... the Moro River with armour. On the Fifth Army front heavy fighting continues along the whole 25 square mile sector in the Monte Camino and Monte Maggiore area, below the Magnano Gap. battle was maintained, but on a reduced scale owing to bad weather. On ...
... River, as '|t lts northern bank.] # ARMY'S PROGRESS Fifth Army front Mil? htin g con tinues along v'n 25 sc uare niile secu Monte Camino and a ggiore area, below sHano gap. the highlights on V Was the capture ' Americans on Mount XT* of another £ fortified ...
... important observation point on Monte Maggiore gives the Fifth Army control of most of the strategic heights there and on Monte Camino. The Eighth has crossed the flooded Moro river, with armour, ten miles north of the Sangro. The Eighth got their tanks ...
... up in the Orsogna sector. On the Fifth Army front heavy fighting continues along the whole 25-square mile sector in the Monte Camino and Monte Maggiore area, below the Mignano Gap. Among the highlights on the Fifth Army front was the capture by the Americans ...
... excel what was experienced last week Karl Praegner. German News Agency military correspnodent. admitted last night that at Monte Camino American troops gained some ground. Fighting both on the eastern and western coastal fronts increased in intensity yesterday ...
... 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 ...
... Rooleyelt. Mr. Church. -rd Mm-ehM Sta’.ln will m K sth ARMY STORMS MONTE CAMINO Forcing Open Main West Road To Rome iiritish and American troops of the Fifth Army in Italy have s* * med Monte Camino, one of the two strongly fortified mountain positions by which ...
... Coccaruzzo. and beyond Camino the Allies have taken the western slopes of Monte Maggiore. Tables turned Monastery Ridge, on Monte Camino. where the tide of The Fifth Army is over the hurnp in its battles through Mount Maggiorc and Mount Camino guarding the ...
... SUCCESS BY THE FIFTH ARMY IN ITALY WAS GIVEN IN THE ALLIED H.Q., NORTH AFRICA, TODAY. THEY HAVE CAPTURED THE SUMMIT OF MONTE CAMINO, THUS GAINING AN IMPORTANT POINT WHICH COMMANDS THE ROAD TO CASSINO. BRITISH TROOPS OF THE FIFTH ARMY ARE ALSO REPORTED ...
... farm used as a German strong point. Karl Praegner, German News Agency military correspondent, admitted last night that Monte Camino American troops gained some ground. Bridges at Stefano, south of Rome and south-east of Cassino, have been attacked by ...
... Arm y ?° c to mop up the enem y resistance on the e, it ai ' l massifs near the the Fifth Army front. f have captured the Monte Camino, 'ioh troops observabSW Ver enei positions. fi 6ral Vllla & es were won tmg is continuing. ather continued 'to air operations ...