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U.S. 88th Infantry Division, advances along a mine-cleared, taped path, in Italy, during World War II.
Infantrymen and vehicles of U.S. 351st Infantry Regiment, 88th U.S. Infantry Division, move up to the front in Calvenzano, Italy during the Po Valley offensive, in World War 2. Soldiers advance along a mine-cleared, taped path near a blown-out section of Highway-64 between Calvenzano and Sibano. CO (Commanding Officer) of 3rd Battalion 351st Regiment uses a walkie-talkie.
U.S. 351st Infantry Regiment moves along Highway 64 in Calvanzano, Italy during the Po Valley Offensive of World War II.
Men and vehicles of U.S. 351st Infantry Regiment, 88th Division, move up to the front near Calvanzano, Italy, during the Po Valley Offensive of World War 2. Infantrymen advance along Highway 64. A jeep is seen with tall vertical wire cutter fastened to front bumper. Some soldiers rest along a road near a sign reading: 'Marzabotto'. The 'Marzabotto' sign as men and vehicles pass by. The soldiers continue along Highway 64 until they must proceed cautiously along a cleared, rnine- taped path near a blown-out section of Highway 64 between Calvanzano and Sibano. They eat and pass a blown-up village.
U.S. liberate Leghorn and advance into Livorno, Italy during the Italian Campaign of World War II.
U.S. tanks and soldiers in Livorno, Italy during the Italian Campaign of World War II. The soldiers and the tanks advance. The soldiers walk past a sign which reads 'PISA'. The soldiers and the tanks move along a street. Italian civilians cheer as the troops advance. Soviet partisans carry an American flag and march along the street. A unit of Japanese-American U.S. Army soldiers from the 442nd Regimental Combat Team rest and lean against a wall. Wrecked buildings in the city. Close-up views of the faces of three Japanese-American U.S. Army soldiers of the 442nd regiment as they look at a bulletin board with warning notices written in German and Italian, and then walk away. A Japanese-American soldier looks at a road sign on which an arrow points to Rome and Pisa and has an extra sign added for Los Angeles. He smiles and laughs at the sign.
U.S. destroyers and landing crafts off the coast of Salerno, Italy during World War II.
A U.S. convoy heads for the invasion of Salerno, Italy during World War II. DDs (destroyers) underway off the coast of Salerno. LCs (landing crafts) pass. Smoke rises from the beach in the background.
A DD (destroyer), an LCI (Landing Craft Infantry) and landing crafts head for Salerno, Italy during World War II.
A U.S. convoy heads towards Salerno, Italy for its invasion during World War II. A DD (destroyer), an LCI (Landing Craft Infantry) and LCs (landing crafts) underway at sea. A LST (Landing Ship Tank) passes. A PT (Patrol Torpedo) boat underway. LCs in the background. APs (transport ships) in the background.
Italian ships at Taranto harbor, Italy after the Italians surrender to the Allies during World War II.
Units of the Italian fleet at Taranto harbor, Italy after the Italians surrender to the Allies during World War II. Italian ships at the harbor. One of them is a Capitani Romani class cruiser, the "Scipione Africano."
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