Adriatic Front

The Adriatic Front refers to a military front during World War I, particularly in the region along the Adriatic Sea, which separates Italy and the Balkan Peninsula. It involved battles between the Austro-Hungarian forces and the Italian army from 1915 to 1918. The front was marked by challenging terrain, trench warfare, and significant naval activity. The conflict aimed to secure control over strategic territories and maritime routes. Ultimately, the front played a crucial role in the broader war efforts of both sides and influenced post-war borders in the region.