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Gabriele D'Annunzio. Tuttavia, pur giungendo all'imboccatura della baia di Buccari...
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Gabriele D'Annunzio. However, even though they reached the mouth of the Buccari bay without being...
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Nella notte tra il 10 e l'11 febbraio 1918, tre MAS partiti da Venezia quattordici ore prima, facevano ingresso nella presidiata zona, compresa tra l'isola di Cherso e la costa istriana sino alla baia di Buccari dove, secondo le informazioni dello spionaggio, sostavano alcune unità navali austriache.
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On  9 January 1918, some US Army troops clashed with a band of Yaqui native Americans at the Bear Valley in Arizona. The battle was fought on horseback, with cavalry charges and skirmishes on the ground. It was a "minor" clash, but in some ways important because it represents the last phase of the so-called Indian wars between Native Americans and settlers and, in some way, the end of an era that characterized the previous century.
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Nella notte tra il 10 e l'11 febbraio 1918, tre MAS partiti da Venezia quattordici ore prima, facevano ingresso nella presidiata zona, compresa tra l'isola di Cherso e la costa istriana sino alla baia di Buccari dove, secondo le informazioni dello spionaggio, sostavano alcune unità navali austriache.
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In the night between 10 and 11 February 1918, three MAS, departed from Venice fourteen hours before, entered the dangerous area between the island of Cres and the Istrian coast to the Bay of Buccari where, according to information from the military espionage, some Austrian naval units were stationary. On one of these MASs traveled the captain of the frigate Costanzo Ciano and the
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Effettuò operazioni di ricognizione lungo la costa del Montenegro, cercando di tagliare i rinforzi e le forniture alle truppe del piccolo regno balcanico, effettuando incursioni nella baia di Cattaro e compiendo azioni di supporto aereo alle truppe.
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At the start of the war naval aviation was still in its infancy: there was a shortage of personnel, naval aircraft and necessary infrastructure, so naval aeroplanes were restricted to a supporting role. Banfield was one of four naval aircraft pilots operating from the air base near Pola. He carried out reconnaissance operations along the Montenegro coast, endeavoured to cut off reinforcements and supplies to Montenegro troops, carried out raids in the Bay of Cattaro – in which Lovcen gained particular importance – and assisted ground troops from the air.
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Per uscire dall’impasse il 10 agosto fu tentato un nuovo sbarco nella baia di Suvla dove 1500 soldati turchi, poi sostenuti da truppe di rinforzo, respinsero l’attacco portato da circa 25 mila soldati alleati.
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The campaign caused approximately half a million losses among the Allied and the Turkish forces. The fallen were over 110 thousand, divided equally between the two sides. The ANZAC closed the campaign with 35 thousand dead, wounded and missing, out of approximately 78 thousand Australians and New Zealanders who landed at Gallipoli. The epic of the Australian New Zealand Army Corps, which became a symbol of Australian and New Zealander patriotism, is remembered every 25th of April on the occasion of ANZAC Day.