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Home » Second World War » The Story of 38 (Irish) Brigade, 1942 – 1947 » 38 (Irish) Brigade – Photographic Memories » A Pictorial History, from Algeria to Austria » Adriatic Campaign, September to December 1943

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Adriatic Campaign, September to December 1943


Taranto to Foggia


Termoli


Termoli to the Trigno


North of San Salvo


Remembrance in Termoli


Preparing for Battle


Across the Sangro


Sangro Bridgehead


Moro River


Bridging the Sangro


Red Army visitors


Awards


Ortona/Villa Grande


Montgomery’s Farewell



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