Enrico
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Gothic Line Maps

Thanks for the advice anyway today I'm better already, yesterday I was a sort of zombie haha No problem, thanks, I asked because you have a lo...

15 years ago
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Gothic Line Maps

M1 Thanks again, sorry if I answer only now, but I was not very well yesterday! (strong cold). The maps are fantastic! By chance have you any ...

15 years ago
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Gothic Line Maps

Enrico-Christmas to us was just another day. I didn't see a Christmas tree till I got back home,1945. No fire to warm us up. Yes I think there was som...

15 years ago
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Gothic Line Maps

That wasn't us with a fire going. All we had was a coleman stove,packets of instand coffee and C-rations. OH yes,we also had some snow. 1st. Bn. 13...

15 years ago
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Gothic Line Maps

And I would add, great photo! The incredible thing is that in the death cold, in a faraway land and in war, the soldiers have not forgotten the Christ...

15 years ago
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Gothic Line Maps

Enrico--I don't remember those places you mention. Of course to damn cold on the Gothic Line. We didn't see maps, we just did and went when we were t...

15 years ago
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Gothic Line Maps

Thank you Colin, very interesting. I will try to find a copy of the book! I'm curious to read this incredible story!

15 years ago
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Gothic Line Maps

Thanks M1, as always you are very kind. I do not know how I can repay... I send you an Italian cake.... no... I do not think it would be edible on arr...

15 years ago
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Gothic Line Maps

Thanks Larry, I watch if there's a map of the area that interests me! I saved maps really interesting, but I would need also maps such as th...

15 years ago
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Found 540th records on Ancestry.com

no problem, as far as I can, sharing it's always a pleasure for me!

15 years ago
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Found 540th records on Ancestry.com

It's true, you know something more about this soldier? You know if by chance before being transferred to Florence, he was buried in the US cemetery at...

15 years ago
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Pizzano's Hill (Italy)

When I saw those written for the first time, my heart jumped! The history of WWII may seem so distant and almost surreal when read only in books. Ar...

15 years ago
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Request for 251st

Wow I did not understand at all that the boy was in Holland, this is even better! Do you think that in Italy, because of certain political mentality...

15 years ago
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Request for 251st

First, I would say it's fantastic that a young boy, make something so beautiful as to adopt a grave of a soldier and especially the tomb of a soldier ...

15 years ago
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The 310th Combat Engineer Battalion, 85th Inf. Div.

This is fantastic! Even I can not wait to hear their words ... Always there for you!!

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