Rome-Arno

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Rome-Arno was a major World War II Allied campaign in Italy that involved advancing from the liberation of Rome northward toward the Arno River against German forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II campaign
military campaign
belligerent Allies
linked to: Allied forces

Germany
campaignOf Allied Armies in Italy
category Allied campaigns of World War II
World War II operations in Italy
linked to: Italy 1943–45
commandStructure Allied Armies in Italy
conflict World War II
countryInvolved Brazil
Canada
France
Poland
United Kingdom
United States
defensiveLineFaced German Gothic Line (approaches)
endPoint Arno River
followedBy North Apennines campaign
front Italian Front
geographicalFeature Apennine Mountains
linked to: Apennines

Arno River
Tiber River region
includedOperation advance through central Italy
location Italy
militaryBranchInvolved Brazilian Expeditionary Force
British Army
Royal Canadian Army
U.S. Army
linked to: United States Army
notableAlliedFormation British Eighth Army
U.S. Fifth Army
notableCityLiberated Rome
objective advance from Rome to the Arno River
liberation of central Italy
opponent German Fourteenth Army
German Tenth Army
Wehrmacht
opposingForce Allied forces
German forces
partOf Italian Campaign
linked to: Italian campaign
precededBy Gustav Line campaign
result Allied advance to the Arno River
German withdrawal to defensive positions north of the Arno
startPoint Rome
strategicGoal push German forces northward in Italy
secure central Italian communications and transport routes
theater Mediterranean Theater of Operations
timePeriod World War II era
typeOfWarfare land warfare

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