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It is early January 1944 as you assume the role of Major General John P. Lucas, commander of U.S. VI Corps that is currently fighting a tough war against skilled and determined German defenders in World War II’s Italian Campaign. Your corps is part of Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark’s U.S. 5th Army, which along …
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