Salerno to Cassino¶
Blumenson, M. (1969). Salerno to Cassino. United States Army Center of Military History.
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- Operational-Pause Mismanagement
- In Operation Shingle, the US VI Corps under Major General John Lucas landed on the Italian coast behind German lines and achieved near-total surprise, meeting almost no opposition on the beaches
This sourceBlumenson's official history of the Anzio landing, where the force under General Lucas's VI Corps went ashore deep in the German rear and met almost no opposition - the only fire on the ground troops coming from a few small coast-artillery and antiaircraft units.
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“Operation Shingle is on!”
- In Operation Shingle, the US VI Corps under Major General John Lucas landed on the Italian coast behind German lines and achieved near-total surprise, meeting almost no opposition on the beaches
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