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... miles ahead of Oen. Montgomery's men. GRIM GOING. The Fifth Army is now fighting fiercely for hill masses on Maggiore and Monte Camino. The Germans are defencLuig stubbornly. in rocky burrows at Isolated resistance strongpoints. Elsewhere on the Fifth Army ...
... Monte Magiore and Monte Camino. John Talbot cabled this afternoon that, with the capture by the I Americans of another height on Monte Maggiore. the Fifth Army now holds most of the strategic heights in the Monte Maggiore and Monte Camino areas. North of ...
... enemy pockets of resistance on the mountain massifs near the centre of the mil 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. Weather continued ...
... and limited advances on the Fifth Army fiont, and adds that in the central sector the enemy has been driven from all of Monte Camino except one NillaFe on the northwestern slopes. Reuter, from North African H.Q., says that the Amencans hate cleared the ...
... says Reuter. completed the mopping-up of the mountain massifs with the capture of Mont.'. Croce. two and a half east of Monte Camino. British troops west of Monte Crnce continue to driye towards the bank of the river through minefield& wire and heavy covering ...