... portion of the 25-square miles battlefield where fighting went on for days. British troops, yesterday, captured the summit of Monte Camino and surged down the The German commentator Sertorius said: Montgomery yesterday (Tuesday) threw the right wing of the Eighth ...

... The British completed the mopping of the mountain massifs with the capture of Monte Croce, two and a half miles east of Monte Camino DRIVE THROUGH MINES British troops west Monte Croce continue to drive towards the bank of the river through minefields ...

... exhibition destruction and demolition. , General Clark’s troops have captured a considerable amount of war material in. tho Monte Camino heights, including guns, machineguns, mortars and ammunition. Prisoners continue to trickle in. The Germans still hold ...

... barring the road to Rome. Progress In The Mountains South of the road British troops, after capturing Monte Croce, west of Monte Camino, are driving the Germans back to the east bank of the Garigliano. The broad valley of the river offers access beyond its ...

... British possession after a bitter see-saw battle, during which the town changed hands several times in a few days. West of Monte Camino the British yesterday stormed and captured another important height—Monte Croce—and are now forcing the Germans slowly ...

... WAY OUT” ♦ GERMAN REPORTS Karl Praegncr, German News Agency military correspondent, said last night that in the area of Monte Camino the last German rearguards have fought their way out to the nearest bend of the Garigliano river after repelling American ...

... Correspondent There was some sharp skirmishing in the neighbourhood of the village of Rocca Devandxo, two miles north-west of Monte Camino. Axis fighters were out over the Fifth Army front in greater numbers yesterday than for considerable period, it, is estimated ...