1
All round Italian guns were firing in the snow.
2
It was a clear, starlight night, up above the multitudinous flashes of British and Italian guns.
3
Austrian counter-battery fire silenced the Italian guns.
4
At midday on 10 July, the Italian guns across the valley below Tofana opened fire on the Castelletto.
5
After knocking out the Italian guns, the Germans fired 2,000 poison-gas shells into the Flitsch basin.
6
None of the German or Italian sources have been included, since practically no German or Italian guns were used in this country.
7
That day we had looked down from a mountain-top upon an Austrian town lying peacefully in the valley below us directly under the Italian guns.
8
(Even then, there were four times more Allied guns per kilometre of the Western Front than Italian guns on the Isonzo.)