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10. A unique element of mountain warfare was the gallery, a man-built cave in the mountain rock serving the same function -- a place of relative protection -- as the familiar dug-out of the Western Front. The photo above had to be enhanced so the Italian soldiers resting from battle in the dark could be seen. Variations on the design could turn the gallery into a partly shielded observation, artillery or machine gun post.
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