The war against Germany and Italy: Mediterranean and adjacent areasHunter, Kenneth E.
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The war against Germany and Italy: Mediterranean and adjacent areas
Hunter, Kenneth E.
World War, 1939-1945 -- Campaigns -- Italy; World War, 1939-1945 -- Middle East; World War, 1939-1945 -- Pictorial works
Toulon, France, 306, 339
Tractors, diesel, 236, 374
with angledozer, 125
Traffic control point, Italy, 415
Trains
freight, Iran, 98
French, captured, 34
hospital, 212
Training
Italy, 217, 309
North Africa, 79, 80, 81, 84
of British, 6
of French, 86
Transport planes
C-47, 5, 82, 100, 111, 162, 317
C-54, 73
Transport ships, 16
en route to French Morocco, 17
Troina, Sicily, 130
Tufo, Italy, 199
Tunis, Tunisia, 72
Unloading operations, 33, 85, 121, 158, 242
Lend-lease, 85, 95
Valmontone, Italy, 294
Vehicles, 310, 384
ambulances, 212, 408
amphibian. See Amphibian trucks.
armored, 230, 362, 433.
See also Howitzer motor carriages and Gun motor carriages.
armored, waterproofed, 309
bogged down, 214
bulldozer, 183. See also Tractors, diesel.
cargo carriers, 385, 423
caterpillar, 58
German, 50, 358
half-tracks. See Half-tracks.
jeep, waterproofed, 27
jeeps, 53, 213, 383, 386, 415
snowplow, 407
tank destroyers. See Tank destroyers,
tank recovery, 278, 293, 399.
See also Tanks,
tanks. See Tanks,
tractors. See Tractors, diesel.
trucks, 97, 121, 184, 381, 386, 409
truck, waterproofed, 334
truck, wrecked, 367
Velletri, Italy, 247
Venafro, Italy, 201
Vicenza, Italy, 450
Volturno River, Italy, 197, 202, 214
“Weasel,” 385, 423.
See also Vehicles, cargo carriers.
Women
Army nurses, 190, 259, 260
Red Cross worker, 421
Wac’s, North Africa, 89
Wounded. See Casualties.
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FOOTNOTES:
[1] See George F. Howe, Operations in Northwest Africa, 1941–1943,
in the series U. S. ARMY IN WORLD WAR II; and T. H. Vail Motter, The
Persian Corridor and Aid to Russia, Washington, 1951, in the same
series.
Transcriber’s Note:
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