Michael B. Limmer – University of Missouri DOI 10.53258/ISSN.2785-261X/OI/04/1233 As the Allied frontline pressed through the rugged Italian peninsula during the Second World War, it left in its wake a cast of beleaguered soldiers across Italy and Sicily in a series of military institutions and bivouacs. The lingering presence of soldiers the men and military… Continue reading ‘Seen Through GI Eyes’: American Soldiers’ Travel Narratives in Occupied Italy and Sicily