| The race was hitting its stride. Troops were
motorized, walking only when small, straggling groups of German rear-guards interfered.
Even the fiercest of these battles lasted only a short time. To the men of the 36th this
type of war was new, quite in contrast to previous snail-like, painstaking mountain
operations. |
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| Troops of the 143rd Infantry move through Tarquinia to the
front. For the enemy there was no rest. |
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