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All photographs have been kindly supplied by the author except those listed below. Every effort has been made to trace copyright holders; those overlooked are invited to get in touch with the publishers.

1 Pantelleria under attack: © Imperial War Museum CNA 902.

2 All other images on page 1: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

3 Me109 partially hidden beneath olive trees: Büschgens/Bundesarchiv, bild: 101I-421-2070-21

4 One of JG77’s Me109s at Trapani: Büschgens/Bundesarchiv, bild 101I-421-2070-10

5 American P-38 Lightning: Courtesy US Air Force Historical Research Agency

6 Two destroyed Me109s: Supplied by author

7 Abandoned and captured Luftwaffe Messerschmitts and Regia Aeronautica Macchis: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

8 The allied commanders for HUSKY: © Imperial War Museum CNA 1075

9 Mussolini: AP/Shutterstock

10 Kesselring and von Senger: Supplied by author

11 RAF operations room in underground Lascaris bunker complex on Malta: Fondazzjoni Wirt Artna (The Malta Heritage Trust)

12 British troops loading LSTs for Operation HUSKY: National Army Museum

13 Rows of LSTs line up at Bizerte as US troops march aboard: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

14 The invasion fleet under sail: National Army Museum

15 British glider-borne troops load up in Tunisia: © Imperial War Museum CNA 1002

16 US paratroopers aboard a C-47: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

17 A Horsa glider en route to Sicily: Malta Aviation Museum

18 Very rough seas off Licata on D-Day: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

19 The British XIII Corps invasion, with the high escarpment looking down on the invasion beaches: National Army Museum

20 British Tommies coming ashore: Supplied by author

21 A near miss sends a fountain of water high into the air near Avola: National Army Museum

22 The 231st Malta Brigade coming ashore on D-Day: National Army Museum

23 LST 313 destroyed at Gela: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

24 Destruction of Liberty ship Robert Rowan: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

25 Jam-packed transport vessels: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

26 Light cruiser USS Brooklyn: Naval History Heritage Command

27 British troops move through Cassibile: National Army Museum

28 The destroyer HMS Tetcott firing on Augusta: National Army Museum

29 Canadian infantry push inland: © Imperial War Museum NA 4491

30 All other images on page 7: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

31 The landscape around Mount Etna: National Army Museum

32 All other images on page 8, with the exception of middle left (Don Calogero Vizzini): Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

33 Melilli after its bombardment from the sea: National Army Museum

34 The Italian strongpoint at Ponte Dirillo: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

35 One of the mighty Tigers of 2. Kompanie, 504. Heavy Panzer Bataillon: Esselborn/Bundesarchiv, bild 183-J14953

36 Well-positioned German machine-gunners: Dohm/Bundesarchiv, bild 183-J14874

37 US infantry moving forward: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

38 Monty addressing Canadian troops: National Army Museum

39 German Fallschirmjäger (paratroopers) moving forward: Novak/Bundesarchiv, bild: 101I-634-3899-02A

40 British paratroopers of the 2nd Parachute Brigade: Airborne Assault Museum

41 All other images on page 10: National Army Museum

42 Captured British paratroopers and Tommies: Funke/Bundesarchiv, bild: 101I-303-0558-22

43 An American half-track struggles through the narrow Sicilian streets: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

44 All other images on page 11: National Army Museum

45 German machine-gunners well camouflaged: Dohm/Bundesarchiv, bild: 101I-303-0559-27

46 A German Kubelwagon needs a change of wheel as a Sicilian boy watches: Grund/Horst/Bundesarchiv, bild: 101I-303-0559-27

47 The Allies captured tens of thousands of prisoners: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

48 Germans of the Herman Göring Division talk to their captor: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

49 A Spitfire comes into land: © Imperial War Museum CAN 1098

50 A British sapper clears one of the many mines the Germans left: National Army Museum

51 British tanks of the County of London Yeomanry cross the Plain of Catania: National Army Museum

52 All other images on page 13: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

53 A Fallschirmjäger anti-tank gun crew: Haas/Bundesarchiv, bild: 101I-567-1515-32

54 All other images on page 14: National Army Museum

55 Major-General Vyvyan Evelegh and Colonel George R. Smith meet on the road to Randazzo: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

56 The astonishing bridge-building effort by American 10th Engineer Battalion at Capo Calavà: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

57 US troops enter the wreckage of Messina: Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, USA

58 All other images on page 15: National Army Museum

59 The view from Assoro: © Mike Peters

60 Centuripe – the prostrate man: 4Corners images

61 All other images on page 16: Supplied by author

Integrated Pictures

62 Operations room in Malta: © Imperial War Museum NA 4094

63 SRS men with captured Italian gun: Paul Davis

64 Supplied by the author from various sources where known: Airborne Assault Museum, Angela Bruccoleri, Max Corvo, Paul Davis, Charles Dryden, Robin Dundas, Imperial War Museum, National Archives UK, National Archives and Records Administration USA, Roberto Piccione.

65 Part 3 opener: ‘The Race to Catania’: © Imperial War Museum NA 4666