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From Mold to St Valery, Egypt and Italy (Part Two)icon for Recommended storyicon for Story with photo

Attempting to advance on Ferrara and the River Po, our division came up against a tough German paratrooper...

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So up the Derne road we go, leaving Tobruk behind us, Jerry frying instead of us. The RAF had knocked about...

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