Fallshirmjager - Cassino 1944
On 15 March 1944, the city of Cassino suffered a horrendous aerial bombardment, which was followed by an artillery barrage.
According to a later estimate, each defender of the town received around four tons of explosives; despite this, the German paratroopers survived in large numbers by taking advantage of underground shelters, and a large cave at the foot of Monte Cassino. The rubble became a further obstacle for the Allies and a formidable shelter for the defenders.
(source: www.dalvolturnoacassino.it)
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