British soldiers walk past an M4 "Sherman" tank in the ruins of the Italian city of Monte Cassino.

Monte Cassino

George VI. (1895-1952), King of Great Britain (1936-1952) during inspection of Allied positions on the Western Front.

King George VI.

A light shell fired from one of the smaller calibre field guns, referring to the sound as the shell came to explode. A range of slang terms were used for different types of artillery shell, including 'woolly bear' for the burst and smoke of any big German high explosive shell.