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[71], By the morning of 10 July, the Joint Task Force Operations Support System Force captured the port of Licata, at the cost of nearly 100 killed and wounded in the U.S. 3rd Infantry Division, and the division beat back a counter-attack from the 538th Coastal Defence Battalion. Operation Husky was the Allied invasion of Sicily, it can refer to: Operation Husky (level) - A campaign level in Call of Duty 2: Big Red One. Tanks rolling off a German assembly line in 1943. [86] On their left, Major-General Sidney Kirkman's British 50th Division had pushed up Route 114 toward Lentini, 15 miles (24 km) north-west of Augusta and met increasing resistance from the "Napoli" Division. [94][96] Among the casualties was Brigadier General Charles L. Keerans, Jr., the 82nd Airborne's assistant division commander (ADC), who was along with the 504th as an unofficial observer. However, the speed of the Axis withdrawal was such that these operations "hit air". On 16 July, the surviving Italian aircraft withdrew to the mainland. The British Eighth Army had four infantry divisions and an independent infantry brigade organized under XIII Corps, commanded by Lieutenant-General Sir Miles Dempsey, and XXX Corps, commanded by Lieutenant-General Sir Oliver Leese. A Military History of Italy, Ciro Paoletti, p. 184, Greenwood Publishing Group, 2008. This month marks the 75th anniversary of the Allied invasion of Sicily, known as Operation Husky. [103] On 12 July, the British 1st Parachute Brigade, commanded by Brigadier Gerald Lathbury, had been dropped in Operation Fustian, an attempt to capture the Primosole Bridge over the river Simeto, on the southern edge of the Catania plain. (Washington, DC: 1947). The shamrock is the symbol of Ireland and a recurring theme in The National WWII Museum’s collection. Patton was ordered on 18 July to push troops north through Petralia on Route 120, the next east–west lateral, and then to cut the northern coast road. Dubbed Operation Husky, General Dwight D. Eisenhower was given overall command with British General Sir Harold Alexander designated as the ground commander. Operation Husky, the Invasion of Sicily - WW2 Timeline (July 9th - August 17th, 1943) The march towards Rome required a stop at the island of Sicily to which some 2,600 Allied ships and 478,000 Allied soldiers took part in its reclamation. [35], Eisenhower called a meeting for 2 May with Montgomery, Cunningham and Tedder, in which Montgomery made new proposals to concentrate the Allied effort on the southeast corner of Sicily, discarding the intended landings close to Palermo and using the south-eastern ports. [65] Gruppo Tattico Carmito (under Lieutenant-Colonel Francesco Tropea), tasked with defending Malati Bridge, defeated a Royal Marines Commando Battalion on 13 July with the help of the local middle-age reservists. [35] After Alexander joined the meeting on 3 May, Montgomery's proposals were finally accepted on the basis that it was better to take an administrative risk (having to support troops by landing supplies across beaches) than an operational one (dispersion of effort). [48] Generalfeldmarschall Erwin Rommel was sent to Greece to assume command. In a preview of issues that the Allies would later famously encounter in launching the D-Day invasion into France, weather played a key role in the timing of the amphibious assault into Sicily. [115], The 15th Panzer Grenadier Division managed to join the other German formations in the east of the island. The capture of Centuripe proved critical, in that the growing threat to Adrano made the position covering Catania untenable. Alternative Title: Operation Husky Allied Invasion of Sicily, (9 July–17 August 1943), World War II event. This two-pronged attack involved British and US forces landing on the South-Eastern and the Central Southern Co… Some attacks on the first day of the invasion got through, and German aircraft sank the landing ship LST-313 and minesweeper USS Sentinel. The Eighth Army's beach front also stretched 40 kilometers (25 mi), and there was a gap of some 40 kilometers (25 mi) between the two armies. The British Chiefs of Staff were in favour of an invasion of Sicily or Sardinia, arguing that it would force Germany to disperse its forces and might knock Italy out of the war and move Turkey to join the Allies. [138] Nor was naval interdiction any more practicable. Guzzoni's defence plan was for the coastal formations to form a screen to receive the invasion and allow time for the field divisions further back to intervene. The logic behind the plan was that it would result in the rapid capture of key Axis airfields that posed a threat to the beachheads and the invasion fleet lying off them. They too were driven back by counter-attacks on 21 July. [145][147][148][149] A large part of the missing were presumed to have been killed and buried on the battlefield or in unknown locations,[145] whereas another part presumably included locally recruited soldiers who deserted and returned to their homes. The surviving Doras of 121 Gruppo were to retire back to Sardina before the Sicilian campaign had run its 38-day course. The first part (Husky I) starts with a 61st Troop Carrier Squadron flight from Kairouan, North Africa and ends with its crew on a US Navy LCI (Landing Craft Infantry) that joined others in shooting down 23 American C-47s during Husky II. [54] Among those who landed in the sea were Major General George F. Hopkinson, commander of the British 1st Airborne Division, who, after several hours spent clutching a piece of wreckage, was eventually rescued by the landing ship HMS Keren. [68], In Major General Terry Allen's U.S. 1st Infantry Division sector at Gela, there was an Italian division-sized counterattack where the dispersed 505th Parachute Regimental Combat Team was supposed to have been. On the night of 9/10 July, Allied airborne units began landing, while American and British ground forces from an Allied armada of 2,590 vessels came ashore three hours later at the beaches of Licata, Gela, Scoglitti, Pachino and Avola. A further push north to Nicosia would cut the next lateral route and a final advance to Santo Stefano on the north coast would cut the coastal route. [27] Until the arrival of the corps headquarters, the two German divisions were nominally under Italian tactical control. By May 1943, the US Army had acquired hard-won experience and tasted success in North Africa as Axis forces composed of more than 250,000 German and Italian troops surrendered at Tunisia. The 52nd Troop Carrier Wing lost 23 of 144 С-47s to friendly fire; there were 318 casualties with 83 dead. Operation Husky/Transcript - Transcript of the campaign level above. According to most accounts, Luciano was integral in facilitating this operation, codenamed Operation Husky, and even offered to personally go to Sicily to help the war effort. [137] The resulting overlapping gunfire from both sides of the strait was described by Allied pilots as worse than the Ruhr, making daylight air attacks highly hazardous and generally unsuccessful. [31] At first, the Americans opposed the plan as opportunistic and irrelevant, but were persuaded to agree to a Sicilian invasion on the grounds of the great savings to Allied shipping that would result from the opening of the Mediterranean by the removal of Axis air and naval forces from the island. This book is the seventh book of Mark Zuehlke’s Canadian Battle Series. On July 10, 1943, the Allies launched Operation Husky before sunrise, a massive amphibious assault on the southern shores of the island. [80], According to Axis plans, Kampfgruppe Schmalz (Colonel Wilhelm Schmalz), in conjunction with the 54th Infantry Division Napoli (Major-General Giulio Cesare Gotti-Porcinari), was to counter-attack an Allied landing on the Augusta–Syracuse coast. Adrano fell to the 78th Division on the night of 6 August, while on the right, the 51st (Highland) Division took Biancavilla, 2 miles (3.2 km) south-east of Adrano. Adolf Hitler was not as easily swayed, and ordered the German troops to continue strong resistance. Bureau of Naval Personnel. About that time, the 538th Coastal Defense Battalion, which had been deployed as a tactical reserve, launched a counter-attack. [129] On 6 August, Hube suggested to Guzzoni, via von Senger, that HQ 6th Army should move to Calabria. [131], The German plan was thorough, with clear lines of command imposing strict discipline on the operation. Operation Husky also saw the first combat jump for the 82nd Airborne Division, formed just before the start of the war. [134] As the peninsula narrowed, shortening his front, he was able to withdraw units for evacuation. The Allied advance initially suffered a setback, when a company from the British 1st Airborne Division was overrun at Ponte Grande. Although there would be further twists and turns in the liberation of the Italian nation, through Sicily the Allies had successfully delivered a devastating blow against the first fascist government in world history when they toppled Mussolini’s regime. As part of the seaborne landings south at Agnone, some 400 men of Lieutenant Colonel John Durnford-Slater's No. The Provisional Corps, commanded by Major General Geoffrey Keyes, consisting of the 2nd Armored, 3rd Infantry, and 82nd Airborne Divisions, was on the left. Results were very mixed. The American advance toward Agrigento was temporarily held up by the 207th Coastal Defence Division (under Colonel Augusto De Laurentis) that was at Sant'Oliva Station, six miles inland from Licata. [50] Glider infantry from the British 1st Airborne Division's 1st Airlanding Brigade, commanded by Brigadier Philip Hicks, were to seize landing zones inland. Some troops landed in the wrong place, in the wrong order and as much as six hours behind schedule,[63] but the weakness of the defensive response allowed the Allied force to make up lost time. [119], Patton had decided that his communications could support two divisions pushing east, the 45th Division on the coast road and the 1st Division on Route 120. "Forgotten Battles: Italy's War of Liberation, 1943–1945." [91] In the Canadian area, the 2nd Special Service Brigade, under Brigadier Robert Laycock, was counter-attacked by the 206th Coastal Division (under General Achille D'Havet)[92] who launched a strong counter-attack that threatened to penetrate the area between the Canadians and the Royal Marine Commandos before being repulsed. The two divisions of XIII Corps, the 5th and 50th (Northumbrian) Infantry Divisions, commanded by Major-Generals Horatio Berney-Ficklin and Sidney Kirkman, sailed from Suez in Egypt. [114] By late afternoon on 16 July, the city was in American hands. Malta and Middle East Command operations. The Canadians captured more than 500 Italians. [48] The British allowed a corpse, disguised as a British Royal Marines officer, to drift ashore in Spain carrying a briefcase containing fake secret documents. The attacks were spread to maintain uncertainty as to the next Allied move, and to pin down Axis aircraft and keep them away from Sicily. [108] MTB 316 was sunk and MTB 313 damaged between Reggio di Calabria and Pellaro–twelve British sailors were killed. [154][155] This incident remained virtually unknown until Joseph S. Salemi of New York University, whose father witnessed it, publicized it. [130], The next day, Guzzoni learned of the German plan for evacuation and reported to Rome of his conviction of their intentions. 3rd June 1943 Invasion of … Operation Overlord and the D-day landings on June 6 th, 1944 were supported by a massive assault of airborne infantry, both paratroopers and men in large military gliders. 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