Allied Invasion of Sicily, Italy during World War II. United States Army Air Forces C-47 Skytrain aircraft drop supplies by a parachute. C-47s fly in formation. Paratroopers jump from C-47 aircraft and descend. They land and advance on a battlefield.
U.S. troops in Fondi, Italy during World War II. Army jeep slowly approaches the 14th century Baronial Castle of Fondi. U.S. Army Major General John Emmet Sloan looks at a map placed on the hood of a jeep. Troops and tanks move along a road. German prisoners, under United States Military Police guard, seated in the jeep in the foreground. U.S. Army Infantry marches along street passing the road.
U.S. troops in Pontecorvo, Italy during World War II. Buildings in a village and the surrounding terrain. Mount Leucio in the background.
Destroyed German equipment, including some captured American armor, lines the edge of a road near Esperia, Italy during World War II. The German armored vehicles, tanks, antitank guns and trucks were destroyed by U.S. fighter bombers of the 12th Army Air Forces, on May 16, 1944, while supporting the French Expeditionary Force assault on the German Gustav line in that area. French troops stand on the side of a road. Troops examine some of the destroyed armor.
Allied troops advance in Esperia, Italy during World War II. Wrecked German vehicles and gun on a field. U.S. and French Moroccan troops with pack mules advance ahead. Several destroyed enemy vehicles in the foreground. German prisoners on the field under guard of U.S. soldiers.
U.S. troops advance in Cisternia, Italy during World War II. United States 3rd Division mortar platoon marches along a dirt road. Smoke rises from a building in the background as soldiers advance across a field.
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