ITALIAN CAMPAIGN

June 11--Italians repulse attacks at Monte Carno and Cortellazzo

and east of Capo Sile.

June 14--Austro-Hungarian forces launch attack against the Italian

lines on Cady Summit and the Monticello Ridge, but are beaten back.

June 15--Austrians begin great offensive on a 97-mile front from

the Asiago Plateau to the sea.

June 16--Austrians cross the Piave River in the vicinity of

Nervesa and in the Fagara-Musile area; Italians give way at the

Sette Comuni Plateau and in the regions of Monte Asolone and Monte

Grappa, but later re-establish their lines.

June 17--British and Italians check Austrians in the regions of

Asiago and Monte Grappa; Austrians extend their gains west of the

Piave River opposite San Dona di Piave and capture Capo Sile.

June 18--Austrians repulsed on the eastern edge of the Asiago

Plateau and fail in attempt to cross the Piave between Meserada

and Cardelu, a mountain position across Piave on their eastern

flank, but suffer enormous losses.

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