What is the battle plan for northern Italy?

What is the battle plan for northern Italy? What is the strategic deployment?

1in the autumn of 944, after the Allied Army Group 15 broke through the Gothic line, it was forced to turn to the defense in February of the same year because of insufficient personnel and ammunition and bad weather, and confronted the German Army Group C in Lake Comacho, Vergato and viareggio.

German "C" Army Group (under the jurisdiction of 10, 14 Army and Italian Ligurian Army, with 400 tanks, 2,500 guns, 130 aircraft and 599,000 men, under the command of General H. Fitinghoff) tried to stop the allied forces from entering by relying on the river network swamp of Lake Comacho and the mountainous area of Vergato.

The Allied 15 Army Group (under the jurisdiction of the American 5th Army, the British 8th Army and four Italian battle groups, with 1320 tanks, 1220 artillery, * * *170,000 men, under the command of M.W. Clark) attempted to win both the British 8th Army and the British Army.

1in March, 945, the allied forces carried out campaign feint and air fire preparation. The Germans thought that the Allies would land north of the Po. On April 9th, at dusk, the British Eighth Army launched an attack under the cover of aviation and artillery. On 10, the right wing 1 brigade crossed Lake Comaccio and landed behind the German lines; 1 1 day, its main force crossed the San Terno River, attacked bastia with the cooperation of the landing troops, and occupied the city on 14.

On the same day, the 5th Army of the United States launched an attack, which broke through the main German defense zone at 16 and crossed the No.9 Highway on both sides of Bologna on the 20th. 18, British troops occupied Ajanta, the German defense hub. On the 20th, Fitinghoff ordered the Germans to retreat. On the 23rd, the American and British troops joined forces south of the finish line, and the German army was wiped out. The allied forces turned to pursue, the American troops advanced to Brenner Pass, Milan and Turin, and the British troops advanced to the Yugoslav border.

At the same time, people in northern Italy revolted and liberated Milan, Turin and Genoa. On May 2nd, the German Army Group "C" surrendered to the Allies, and the Italian War ended. In this campaign, the allied casualties were 16000, and the enemy was wiped out by 60,000-70,000, which achieved the expected campaign goal. The Battle of Northern Italy attempted to stipulate that the British Eighth Army and the American Fifth Army should launch a surprise attack in the east and southwest of Bologna, break through the German lines, smash the basic forces of 10 and 14, and capture Bologna.

Then he attacked in the general direction of Bondino, went out of the Po River and crossed the river. Then the troops of the British Eighth Army advanced along the Venice Bay, captured Trieste, and went out of the Yugoslav border. The main force of the Fifth Army of the United States occupied the northwest of Italy and Milan and Turin, the major industrial centers, and occupied Brenner Pass northward with one force.