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... heavy barrage. Further south, a ding-dong battle has been going on for three days for the south-eastern slopes of 3000-feet Monte Camino. The Germans are disputing every inch of the ground. SAVAGE COUNTER-ATTACKS. British Fifth Army troops which seized these ...
... was gained, in spite of very heavy German artillery tire. There s - as a fair amount of enemy move trent in the area of Monte Camino. south-west of Mignano. which was heavily shelled by Allied artillery. In the lower reaches of the Garigliano nver. German ...
... more ground was gained in spite very heavy German artillery Are. There was a fair amount of enemy movement in the area of Monte Camino, south-west of Mignano. which was heavily shelled bv Allied artillery. The left flank of the Eighth Army has captured Alfedena ...
... Battle-weariness of the troops after enduring appalling weather is a considerable factor in the present operations. In the Monte Camino zone, southwest of Mignano, big movements by the enemy were observed, railway centres and airfields at Foligno and Cecina ...
... Front reporter has just described for Germans at home what he called the failure of the third British attempt to capture Monte Camino. This, he said, had been carried out by the Grenadier Guards and, when they had been wiped out, the Royal Scots and ...
... hills and the high-pitched towns lying further apart. This main fighting has taken place on the south-eastern slopes of the Monte Camino, 3,000 ft. in height. The main position lay about 27 miles south of Mignano. There tho Gormans had dug themselves in were ...
... cables David Brown. Reuter's Special Correspondent. Short advances have b ...
... the mountainous area to the north of Monte Camino. Both British and American troops are engaged tn this attack, which, hammering both flanks of the German defences blocking access to the Capua-Rome highway. Monte Camino stands like sentinel at the entrance ...
... battle of Monte Camino began in frosty I - starlight. Monte Camino is going to be a . name as famous as Longstop Hill was in Tunisia.. It lies crouched like a lion with the flat fertile plain of the Garigliano valley all round it. It is perhaps four miles ...
... 6 Ounbag p DECEMBER 5. 1943 Monte Camino, Taken By Fifth, Was Key To Rome Road ...
... of their offensive, and this was reinforced by intense bombing. • Infantry had a bloody task climbing up the 2,800 ft. Monte Camino through barbed I wire and minefields to wipe out German machine-gun ncsts, Already long lines of prisoners are making their ...
... Army gains are two miles deep at some attack points. Short advances have been made in the mountainous area to the north of Monte Camino. Both British and American troops are engaged in this attack, which is hammering both flanks of the German defences; blocking ...