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UNITED STATES ARMY IN WORLD WAR II The following volumes have been published or are in press: The War Department Chief of Staj): Prewar Plans and Preparations Washington Command Post: The Operations Division Strategic Planning for Coalition Warfare: 1941-1942 Strategic Planning for Coalition Warfare: 1943-1944 Global LObristics and Strategy: 1940-1943 Global Logistics and Strategy: 1943-1945 The Army and Economic Mobilization The Arm)' and IndustriallvIanpower The Army Ground Forces The Organization of Ground Combat Troops The Procurement and Training or Ground Combat Troops The Army Service Forces The Organization and Role of the Army Service Forces The \,yestern Hemisphere The Ji'ramwork of Hemisphere Defense Guarding the United States and Its Outposts The War in the Pacific The l.''all of the Philippines Guadalcanal: The First Offimsive Victory in Papua CARTWHEE,'L: The Reduction of Rabaul Seizure of the Gilberts and Marshalls Campaign in the lvIarianas The APtJr'fJach to the Philippines Leyte: The Return to the Philippines Triumph in the Philippines Okinawa: The Last Battle Strategy and Command: The hrst Two l'ears The Mediterranean Theater of Operations Northwest Africa: Seizing the Initiative in the West Sicily and the Surrender of Italy Salerno to Cassino Cassino to the lllp.5 The European Theater of Operations Cross-Channel Attack Breakout and Pursuit The Lorraine Campaign The Siegfried Liw! Campaign The A.rdennes: Battlt! or the Bulge The Last Offensive The Supreme Command
Logistical Support of the Armies, Volume I Logistical Support of the Armies, Volume II The Middle East Theater The Persian Corridor and Aid to Russia The China-Burma-India Theater Stilwell's Mission to China Stilwell's Command Problems Time Runs Out in CBI The Technical Services The Chemical Warfare Service: Organizingfor War The Chemical Warfare Service: From Laboratory to Field The Chemical Warfare Service: Chemicals in Combat The Corps of Engineers: Troops and Equipment The Corps of Engineers: The War Against japan The Corps of Engineers: The War Against Germany The Corps of Engineers: Military Construction in the United States The Medical Department: Hospitalization and Evacuation; Zone of Interior The Medical Department: Medical Service in the Mediterranean and Minor Theaters The Medical Department: Medical Service in the European Theater of Operations The Ordnance Department: Planning Munitions for War The Ordnance Department: Procurement and Supply The Ordnance Department: On Beachhead and Battlefront The Quartermaster Corps: Organization, Supply, and Services, Volume I The Quartermaster Corps: Organization, Supply, and Services, Volume II The Quartermaster Corps: Operations in the War Against japan The Quartermaster Corps: Operations in the War Against Germany The Signal Corps: The Emergency The Signal Corps: The Test The Signal Corps: The Outcome The Transportation Corps: Res/Jonsibilities, Orp;anization, and Operations The Transportation Corps: Movements, Training, and Supply The Transportation Corps: Operations Overseas Special Studies Chronology: 1941-1945 Military Relations Between the United States and Canada: 1939-1945 Rearming the french Three Battles: Arnaville, Altuzzo, and Schmidt The Women's Army Corps Civil Affairs: Soldiers Become Governors Buying Aircrafl: Materiel Procurement for the Army Air Forces The Employment of Negro Troops Manhattan: The U.S. Army and the Atomic Bomb Pictorial Record The War Against Germany and Italy: Mediterranean and Adjacent Areas The War Against Germany: Europe and Adjacent Areas The War Against ja/Jan
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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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from the 88th Division's 350th and
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THE FALL OF ROME 338th Infantry rea
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INTERLUDE IN ROME two weeks this wo
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CHAPTER XIII Pursuit North of Rome
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238 CASSINO TO THE ALPS reached a p
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PURSUIT NORTH OF ROME southward-flo
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PURSUIT NORTH OF ROME 243 name of t
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PURSUIT NORTH OF ROME overlooking t
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254 pause to enable him to effect t
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THE PURSUIT ENDS Route 68. As the d
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280 ordering forward the 4th Indian
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290 CASSINO TO THE ALPS AERIAL VIEW
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PLANNINC FOR THE OFFENSIVE Minister
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PLANNING FOR THE OFFENSIVE each arm
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PLANNING FOR THE OFFENSIVE this. Th
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THE GOTHIC LINE OFFENSIVE BEGINS 31
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THE GOTHIC LINE OFFENSIVE BEGINS in
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322 Even had there been no threat o
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BATTLE FOR THE PASS tered patches o
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332 The counterattacks halted, Comp
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BATTLE FOR THE PASS tor, were at th
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BATTLE FOR THE PASS about it. Once
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A DIVERSIONARY OPERATION could be e
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344 portion of the corps northeastw
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A DIVERSIONARY OPERATION GERMAN PRI
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350 The Defense of Battle Mountain
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A DIVERSIONARY OPERATION last men d
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IN THE NORTHERN APENNINES However h
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362 ander had little choice but to
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368 Division commander, turned his
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372 CASSINO TO THE ALPS Leghorn to
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FROM RIDGE TO RIDGE promptly reinfo
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TOW ARD A WINTER ST ALEMA TE alread
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TOWARD A WINTER ST ALEMA TE own loc
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390 tions encompassing Monte Grande
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402 ance. Two days later the Canadi
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408 was to shift additional units t
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STALEMATE IN THE MOUNTAINS AND ON T
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THROUGH THE WINTER The unsung heroe
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420 to traverse the Brenner Pass by
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426 CASSINO TO THE ALPS ground domi
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428 ARTILLERY AMMUNITION BEING BROU
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432 noon of the 21 st renewed the d
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438 between Army Group C and OKW an
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442 of the previous autumn and wint
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STRATEGIES AND PLANS had done in th
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STRATEGIES AND PLANS items of new e
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454 forces still in northwest Italy
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BREAKTHROUGH ON THE EIGHTH ARMY FRO
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464 billowing clouds of dust raised
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466 sion prepared to move on Bastia
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468 gade was at the same time to co
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BREAKTHROUGH ON THE FIFTH ARMY'S FR
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478 exploit his vast superiority in
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480 CASSINO TO THE ALPS renewed IV
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BREAKTHROUGH ON T'HE FIFTH ARMY'S F
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PART EIGHT PURSUIT TO THE ALPS Now,
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RACE FOR THE PO 491 and small ferry
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RACE FOR THE PO 12,000-man Austrian
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496 CASSINO TO THE ALPS AMERICAN TR
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The Fifth Army's immediate goal bey
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TO THE ALPS Battalion started out e
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TO THE ALPS South African armoured
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