For your files

[Marco]

Hey, you want to kill me photo by photo???
Great shots friend!
Marco

[LOTHRINGEN]

QUESTION FOR THE ITALIAN MEMBERS :
WHERE IT WAS ????
IF YOU FIND THERE WILL BE MORE TO COME .... EASY

[Marco]

QUESTION FOR THE ITALIAN MEMBERS :
WHERE IT WAS ????
IF YOU FIND THERE WILL BE MORE TO COME .... EASY

Piedimonte San Germano, close the Gustav Line?

[LOTHRINGEN]

OK we continue ...

[Steve P]

Great Shots Shaun...YIP!!!

[LOTHRINGEN]

steve,
shaun have the same avatar than me ... but me is Xavier

[LOTHRINGEN]

inside the armor

[LOTHRINGEN]

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[Willi Z.]

Wow, great photos! The heck with all those cool helmets though. How I love freshly baked bread!

[Marco]

Photo #14 is amazing for me: the factory named "Arrigoni" produce fruit in syrup and jam...and still exist today in Italy!!!

[mayer]

Fantastic photos Xav Are all them in your possesions, and period done? Again, is there any writes on the back too? They look all taken in Italy, its bread for our theets!!

[Larry F.]

Just some incredible photographs Xav! The helmet shots are really fantastic.

[Marco]

QUESTION FOR THE ITALIAN MEMBERS :
WHERE IT WAS ????
IF YOU FIND THERE WILL BE MORE TO COME .... EASY

I have found location of the photos #17 and #19: is the village of Roccasecca, nearly 15 km north of Cassino. From here start all the supplies for Cassino and Montecassino front because until January 1944 was the last railroad intact of the line Rome-Naples.
This a photo of the same village today (unfortunately is little, I have found on Internet)

[Marco]

And this is another shot taken by a german soldier in 1944.

[LOTHRINGEN]

I knew that it was near Cassino because i recognized few famous fj in these pics
great to see an actual view