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... overlooking the Liri Valley in addition to the heights of Mount Maggiore itself Fierce fighting hill masses on Maggidore and Monte Camino mnes captured peaks are being mopped up Germans fighting stubbornly in rocky burrows at the isolated resistance strongpoints ...
... OM PAGE mile sector in the Monte Camino and Monte Maggiore area, below the Mignano Gep, says Reuter’s corres- pon. Earlier messages said: The dramatic struggle for the pus- 8 session of Monastery Hill now nearing a climax The small German force cut off ...
... front. On the Fifth Army front, say Reuter messages, 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 tvas the capture by the Americans ...
... capture by the Americans another height Monte Maggiore Fifth Army now hold most of strategic heights the Monte jJaggiorc and Monte Camino areas The Eighth Army crossed the Moro River ten miles north of the Sangro with armour North of San Vito on the Adriatic ...
... 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 ...
... “W* have captured the from the Appenines) present divided for final victory. , testimony to the strength of summit of Monte Camino, similar obstacles. the alliance which unites giving our troops observation It was officially announced _ , _ _ Great Britain ...
... enemy pockets of resistance on the mountain massifs near the centre of tho sth Army front. have captured the summit of Monte Camino, giving our troops observation over enemy positions. Several villages were won. Hard fighting is continuing. Ridge Finally ...
... captured the villages of Camino and Cocuruzzo, says Reuter's special correspondent at Allied HQ, North Africa. The sumnft of Monte Camino has been captured, and our troops have recaptured Monastery Ridge, on the south slopes of Mount Camino, from whichthey ...
... AND “LIMITED ADVANCES” ON THE FIFTH ARMY FRONT AND ADDS THAT IN THE CENTRAL SECTOR THE ENEMY HAS BEEN DRIVEN FROM ALL OF MONTE CAMINO EXCEPT ONE VILLAGE ON THE NORTH-WESTERN SLOPES. David Brown, Reuter’s correspondent, says that the Americans have cleared ...
... Fifth Army completed the mnpplngup of the mountain marrifs with the capture of Monte Croce. two-and-a-half miles east of Monte Camino. British troops west of Monte Crec• continue to drive towards the bank of the river through minefields. wire and heavy ...
... 8th ARMY IN HEAVY FIGHTING THE ENEMY YIELDS MORE GROUND Gains Held Against Counter-Attacks ONLY A REMNANT LEFT ON MONTE CAMINO THE PHRASING OF THE OFFICIAL COMMUN IQUE ON THE DAY'S OPERATIONS IN ITALY AGAIN MAKES CLEAR HOW DETERMINEDLY THE ALLIES ARE ...
... two from River Garigliano The British completed the mopping the mountain capture of Monte Croce two a half miles east of Monte Camino THROUGH MINEFIELDS troops west of Monte Croce continue drive towards the bank of river through mine fields wire covering ...