Gibba explores the heroic feats by lieutenant Fusetti who, with a handful of valorous fighters, was able to capture Sass de Stria from the Austrians during the First World War.
Starting from the sea at Anzio Gibba follows the allies' footsteps to the swamp of the woods of Foligno searching for anything which might give a definite answer as to what happened there during those terrible days.
Gibba is on the trail of the Brigata Bologna, the heroic group of men who, alone, managed to block the Austro-German advance after the defeat of Caporetto, giving the Italian army time to reorganize its defenses on the Piave.
The Nazis are famous for having stolen gold and works of art from the countries they conquered. Both in Italy and abroad. Gibba has therefore decided to find the treasure stolen by the Nazis.
The battle of the Giogo Pass was one of the bloodiest battles of the Second World War. Gibba wants to recreate the actions of the 363° American infantry regiment employed and to locate the Nazi Command bunker.
