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Fifth Army beach-head at Anzio on the road to Rome. One month after the landings
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Fifth Army beach-head at Anzio on the road to Rome. One month after the landings
Fifth Army beach-head at Anzio on the road to Rome.
One month after the landings still sees bitter fighting in the Anzio-Nettuno bridgehead.
Powerful full scale German attacks have been repulsed in some of the heaviest battles that Italy has yet seen.
On the Via Anziate, Rome to Anzio road, crossing, there are always two members of the Military Police standing to direct traffic one American and the other British.
Here are pictured Corporal Herbert R. Roe of Walsh, Kentucky, USA (1st American Division) and Lance Corporal E. Edwards of 70 Matlock Road, Coventry (56th Division) Provost Corps.
7th February 1944
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This print captures the intense atmosphere of the Fifth Army beach-head at Anzio, one month after the initial landings. Despite facing bitter fighting in the Anzio-Nettuno bridgehead, the Allied forces have successfully repulsed powerful German attacks, marking some of Italy's most ferocious battles to date. The image showcases a significant aspect of daily life amidst this chaotic backdrop - two members of the Military Police diligently directing traffic on Via Anziate, which connects Rome and Anzio. Standing side by side are Corporal Herbert R. Roe from Walsh, Kentucky (1st American Division) and Lance Corporal E. Edwards from Coventry (56th Division) Provost Corps. Their presence symbolizes unity between American and British troops as they work together towards a common goal: securing victory against their shared enemy. The determination etched on their faces serves as a testament to their unwavering commitment to duty amidst such challenging circumstances. Taken on February 7th, 1944, during World War II's Italian front campaign, this photograph encapsulates not only the bravery and resilience displayed by soldiers but also offers a glimpse into an era defined by war and conflict across Europe. As we reflect upon this historical moment through Memory Lane Prints' lens, it is essential to remember those who fought selflessly for freedom while acknowledging that this image should be used solely for educational purposes without any commercial intent.
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