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On Tues. 20 Jul 1943 About 150 aircraft of Allied Northwest African Str.....

On Tues. 20 Jul 1943 About 150 aircraft of Allied Northwest African Str.....
About 150 aircraft of Allied Northwest African Strategic Air Force and over 100 aircraft US 9th Air Force attacked Rome, Italy for a second day in a row, targeting rail marshalling yards and the Ciampino Airfield. When the US 9th Air Force returned from Rome, they dropped their remaining bombs on targets at Anzio and Sicily. The city of Naples was also bombed by US bombers on this day.

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