THE ALLIED ARMIES IN THE ITALIAN CAMPAIGN, 1943-1945 - Troops of one of the Morrocan regiments of the French Expeditionary Corps with their regimental mascots, two rams (one of them asleep on the ground), during French celebrations of the Bastille Day at Siena, 14 July 1944. Troops of the US Fifth Army are standing ahead of them US Army, French Army

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