On January 22, 1944, six months after the Allied invasion of Sicily, American and British troops swarmed ashore at Anzio, roughly 30 miles south of Rome. The brainchild of Winston Churchill and ...

Picture dated May 1944 showing U.S. tanks rolling from the open doors of an LST landing craft onto the shore of the Anzio beachead, South of Rome, on the West coast of Italy, during World War II.

Allied forces land at Anzio unopposed, but instead of moving inland and north to Rome, their commanding officer decides to dig in. A battle-hardened war correspondent borrows a jeep and driver and ...

The town of Anzio is haunted by the memory of a little girl who may never have existed. The landing at Anzio, 25 miles south of Rome, on 22 January 1944, was a critical moment in the Second World War.

The commanding officer of the cruiser Anzio was fired Thursday amid allegations of personal misconduct. Capt. Brian Sorenson was removed by Rear Adm. Bret Batchelder, commander of Carrier Strike ...

On the 23rd of January the destroyer HMS Janus was sunk by a glider bomb off Anzio few survivours. On 24January 44 Hospital ship SS St David fully illuminated red crosses, Was bombed and sunk off ...

Those attending Advanced Individual Training at Fort Jackson do not just learn their Military Occupational Specialty, they are Soldiers first and must continue to hone their warrior skills.

Today, Anzio is a small picture-postcard resort town on the west coast of Italy, some 30 miles south of Rome. In 1944, it was embroiled in one of the most exhausting battles of the war.