The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ITALY, 1944-03-15. BATTLE FOR CASSINO AND MONASTERY HILL. FIERCE FIGHTING CONTINUED IN CASSINO WHERE NEW ZEALANDERS WERE STEADILY REDUCING ENEMY STRONGPOINTS, WHILE TROOPS ON MONASTERY HILL HUNG DOGGEDLY ON TO THEIR NEWLY GAINED VANTAGE POINTS.
Cassino, Italy. 19 May 1944. The town of Cassino and the monastery on Monastery Hill have been captured by Allied troops. The final assault of the town was carried out by British troops while Polish t
ITALY. 1944. THE TOWN OF CASSINO, UNDER AIR ATTACK DURING THE LAND BATTLE. AT THE TOP CENTRE IS THE MONASTERY WHICH WAS DESTROYED BY ALLIED BOMBING ON 1944-02-15.
Italy. C. 1944-05. A view of the Abbey on Monastery Hill at Cassino after its capture by Allied troops, taken from the air from a Piper Cub aircraft by an official RAF photographer.
Italy. C. 1944-05. A view of the Abbey on Monastery Hill at Cassino after its capture by Allied troops, taken from the air from a Piper Cub aircraft by an official RAF photographer.
Italy. C. 1944-05. A view of the Abbey on Monastery Hill at Cassino after its capture by Allied troops, taken from the air from a Piper Cub aircraft by an official RAF photographer.
Italy. C. 1944-06. A new view of the town of Cassino and Monastery Hill. The smoke in the foreground was part of a smoke screen laid by Allied artillery to hide the movements of our army from enemy ob
