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THE PURSUIT ENDS Route 68. As the division's combat commands approached the road on the 30th, sharp resistance, mainly from the 3d Panzer Grenadier Division and newly arrived elements of the 90th Panzer Grenadier Division, ensconced on the high ground along the road, brought the armor temporarily to a halt. 23 Faced with evidence of German reinforcement, the 34th Division commander, General Rvder, decided to use his reserve, the 135rh Infantry, to swing to the east in an effort to envelop what appeared to be the strongest defenses along the coast south of the town of Cecina. The regiment was first to relieve the attached 442d Infantrv, then move along a ridge three miles'inland that overlooked the coastal corridor and prepare to cross the Cecina f
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UNITED STATES ARMY IN WORLD WAR II
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The Author Ernest F. Fisher, Jr., g
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Chapta Contents PART ONE The Spring
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Chapter XXIII. STALE\,IATE IN THE \
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merly chief o staff of the 95th Inf
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PREPARING FOR A J\;EW OFFENSIVE Pic
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DIADEM'S FIRST DAY-II MAY 43 confir
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DIADEM'S FIRST DAY-II MAY stalled a
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68 unaware of the 338th Infantry's
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100 next operations. Meanwhile, lar
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108 sItIons were to be held in stre
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110 Monte Cavo, both rIsmg hundreds
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While the Americans tried to rest d
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In direct defense of the major stro
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PART THREE DRIVE TO ROME If I kllO\
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176 CASSINO TO THE ALPS TANKS OF 1S
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STALEMATE ALO:'\JC THE CAESAR LINE
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BREAKING THE STALEMATE 197 \\'ay an
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308 Army's attack. The American com
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310 left Crittenberger's IV Corps h
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THE GOTHIC LINE OFFENSIVE BEGINS 31
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316 paralleling the river about thr
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318 yond the Foglia River. Until th
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324 CASSINO TO THE ALPS enemy's out
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BATTLE FOR THE PASS had already com
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334 85TH DIVISION TROOPS ON MT. VER
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336 CASSINO TO THE ALPS the II Corp
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CHAPTER XX A Diversionary Operation
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A DIVERSIONARY OPERATION 343 GENERA
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A DIVERSIONARY OPERATION would, in
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A DIVERSIONARY OPERATION high groun
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A DIVERSIONARY OPERATION sage from
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354 of the three enemy divisions de
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CHAPTER XXI From Ridge to Ridge In
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FROM RIDGE TO RIDGE week, clear ski
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FROM RIDGE TO RIDGE surrounded on t
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374 the undertaking has served its
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TOWARD A WINTER ST ALEMA TE Highway
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380 ion had managed any penetration
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TOWARD A WINTER STALEMATE nollS sig
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392 Another factor ameliorated the
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STALEMATE IN THE MOUNTAINS AND ON T
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416 CASSINO TO THE ALPS with towed
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THROUGH THE WINTER 423 AREA NORTH O
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THROUGH THE WINTER whose valley Hig
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THROUGH THE WINTER 431 EVACUATING C
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PART SEVEN THE LAST OFFENSIVE Thus
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STRATEGIES AND PLANS mouth of the P
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444 As planning proceeded for the s
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448 failed to defend that line, bot
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452 drawn away from the main sector
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456 from the mobile reserve, infant
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462 Carrara, the enemy had been f
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BREAKTHROUGH ON THE EIGHTH ARMY FRO
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BREAKTHROUGH ON THE EIGHTH ARMY FRO
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CHAPTER XXVII Breakthrough on the F
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472 was the left flank unit of the
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474 dark hills and valleys to the n
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BREAKTHROUGH ON THE FIFTH ARMY'S FR
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BREAKTHROUCH ON THE FIFTH ARMY'S FR
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BREAKTHROUGH ON THE FIFTH ARMY'S FR
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BREAKfHROUGH ON THE FIFcT'H ARMY'S
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490 CASSINO TO THE ALPS The enginee
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492 were committed as combat troops
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RACE FOR THE PO many of the Germans
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RACE FOR THE PO 497 PLACING A STEEL
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500 General Coulter's 85th Division
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S02 CASSINO TO THE ALPS giST RECONN
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TO THE ALPS groups of officers and
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TO THE ALPS 473d Infantry went forw
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520 commander, General Ruggero Bono
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GENERAL MORGAN RECEIVES GERMAN REPR
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THE CAPITULATION GERMAN REPRESENTAT
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534 tional frontiers, the end came
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The main body of records upon which
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GLOSSARY Rep RN SACMED SHAEF 5-2 5-
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UNITED STATES ARMY IN WORLD WAR II
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INDEX Castel Bolognese: 349,371,401
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