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... the Liri Valley, in addition to the heights of Mount Maggiore itself! Fierce fighting for hill masses on Maggiore and Monte Camino continues. The captured peaks are being mopped up. The Germans are fighting stubbornly In rocky burrows at resistance ...
... 25 square miles overlooking the road to Rome, cables an A.P. correspondent at H.Q. Describing the fighting in the vital Monte Camino and Monte Maggiore area, a military commentator declared; “We now, hold the most important features in that area, roughly ...
... 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 ...
... enemy pockets of resistance the mountain massifs near the centre of the Fifth Army front. “We have captured the summit of Monte Camino, giving our troops observation over enemy positions. Several villages were won. Hard fighting is continuing.” ...
... and «- ar shire Infantry are m Italy. German Admission erman News Agency military ha+ eSpondent «:d last night tj. t Monte Camino American ,?Ps gamed some ground. ighting both on the eastern coastal fronts increased Jr> ty yesterday,” he said. i 6 ...
... tightening their grip on the heights overlooking the Liri Valley and the road to Rome. The enemy has been driven from all Monte Camino except one village. David Brown, ifeuter’s correspondent at North African H.Q., says that the Americans have cleared the ...
... present time. every day, but always carry- Army captured the summit SO on as it is launched. i •• Y PARASITES ’’ ing on. of Monte Camino, one of the o ne Eighth Army spear-, ••Democracy in country she is a bull-dozer, built in natural sentinels guarding the ...
... batches of prisoners amounting to 50 or 80 at time. The 15th Panzer Grenadiers, who bore the brunt of the defence of the Monte Camino-Monte Maggiore area, have been chewed up in the same way as the German 6oth Infantry, which tried to block the Eighth Array’s ...
... BRINGING BACK THE WOUNDED During the determined battle for Monte Camino, vital barrier on the Allied road to Rome, stretcher-bearers had to struggle through a hail of mortar fire and through torrential rain Op the three-miles-high mountain to rescue wounded ...