Sugar House Bulletin | 1943-12-24 | Page 2 | Along the Road to Rome and Berlin

Along the Road to Rome and Berlin L ' ' 'J'; , - ; , - , - z 1 t . s L ' ' " l , lA-x f' I - I Loft: Those throe soldiers are charged with the job of keeping up the tires on the fleet of cars used by (he headquarters of the Alln-d Fifth army in Italy, ohown with iheir repair car somewhere behind the front are Corp. Gordon Smith, Hilton, Va. (left), Corp. Morris Sigler, Hagerstown, Md. (center), and Pfc. Herman Muchlcisen. Right: According to the sign these British engineers are 120 miles from Rome as they smooth out a road for units of the Fifth. The work of engineers gains in importance as the Germans attempt at-tempt to retard the advancing Allies by blowing up bridges and destroying transportation facilities.