@Konos_338BC@YuriGagarinFan@BillTheKid1603 Though the Isonzo was a strategic failure for the Italians through and through, but it forced the Central Powers to take initiative, since the losses after the 7th or so were horrendous and barely any reinforcements arrived/reserves were present, which lead to Caporetto.
@Konos_338BC@YuriGagarinFan@BillTheKid1603 I'll give the Italians their flowers for their performance under Diaz and their rebuilding, but even then, considering the constraints the Dual Monarchy had, compared to the Italians, they should've performed better.
@YuriGagarinFan@BillTheKid1603 They did perform quite poorly throughout the war, though I dislike the whole "Why was Nation [X] so useless" trend. Vittorio Veneto was moreso brought forth by the collapse of the logistical network and the Habsburg state literally disintegrating. Though Diaz did quite well