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... 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.” ...
... 0 pockets of resistance on 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.’* ‘‘Air. —Weather ...
... HARD FIGHTING Monte Camino Vantage Point To-day's Allied communique says:— LAND On the Btli Army front aetlon was continued against the enemy generally along the line the Moro Kiver In the coastal sector. Progress was made m spite of enemy counter-attacks ...
... “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 ...
... drives for the Rome roads, and the Allied communique this afternoon announces the capture by the Fifth of the summit of Monte Camino. From here Allied troops have observation over enemy positions on the highway to Cassino. The village of Cammo was also ...
... (Continued trom Page oF resistance on the mountain massifs near the centre ot the Fifth Arm) “We have captured the summit ot Monte Camino our troons odservation over enemy positions Several villages were won. fiohting je eontinuinge Harc “ Air.—Weather continued ...
... and western upland fringes. We now command the Liri Valley. NO-MAN’S-LAND STRUGGLE The troops who captured the summit of Monte Camino and the village of Camino, commanding the road to Cassino, also occupied the two villages df Acquapendula and Cocuruzzo ...
... still occupy some of the northern and western upland fringes. British Troops The British troops who captured the summit of Monte Camino and the village of Camino, also occupied the two villages Acquapendula and Cocuruzzo, about five miles south-west of Mignano ...
... point. The Gariglione River has reached a width of mile in several places* Gertnan News Agency admitted last night that at Monte Camino American troops had gained some ground. south-east of Invaders and Warha fie lds 11 3. night attack on 1 and Rome. erS ...
... pockets of resistance on the mountain massifs near the centre of the Fifth Army front. \Ve have captured the summit of Monte Camino, giving o'ur troops observation over enemy positions. Several villages were won. Hard fighting is continuing. Pescara Bombed ...