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Salonika and Italy 1915-1918 – The Rifles Living History Society Battalions of the Rifle Brigade, The Kings Royal Rifle Corp and London Regiment served with the allied armies in Salonika For one of the best descriptions of the Salonika Campaign, from the view of a rifle battalion, read the History of the Civil Service Rifles
Records of the American Expeditionary Forces (World War I Records of the American Expeditionary Forces (World War I) in the holdings of the U S National Archives and Records Administration From the Guide to Federal Records in the National Archives of the U S
The Bloody Mountain Warfare of the Italian Front Through Rare Photos . . . In May 1915, Italy attacked Austria-Hungary along the Isonzo River and in the Trentino, hoping to conquer territory which it believed to be rightfully Italian Unlike the larger-scale battles, this battle was dictated by the landscape of the sizable mountain range Because of the challenging terrain, both countries had to rely on innovative methods of warfare and outstanding acts of bravery
The History of 61 Infantry Brigade May 1944-June 1945 The 61st Infantry brigade consisted of the 2nd, 7th and 10th battalions of the Rifle Brigade All four battalions of the 61st fought throughout the Italian campaign until December 1943 when the 1st returned to Britain to prepare for D-day The remaining three battalions fought their gruelling way up the Italian peninsula
Long-Lost Soldiers of World War I Revealed by Thawing Glacier in . . . Reading Time: < 1 minute by InTrieste The relentless march of time has yielded a poignant discovery in the Italian Alps The remains of two World War I soldiers, entombed under a glacier for over a century, have emerged from their icy grave following an unusually intense summer thaw Last week, a hiker traversing the Marmolada, the highest peak in the Dolomites and located in the Trentino Alto