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Hello, and thank you for listening to the history of World War II podcast, episode 596, the first, bridge too far.

As elements of Monty's 8th Army moved north, he, Monty, hoped to speed up the process

by having airborne troops and an amphibious landing secure bridges up ahead.

After Lentini fell, the town of Kantanilla was a straight shot. To control it was to be at the base of Mount Etna,

readying for the final charge to Messina, or at the very least, to disrupt the Germans, as they set up their latest defensive line, part of it being just south of Kansania.

But first, there was the matter of the two bridges.

The bridge closer to Cantonia was being approached from the south as the Malati Bridge before it

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