The regiment spent four days at the position in Rimini suffering many counter-battery attacks from German artillery. They then moved through the ruins of Rimini on the north side. The regiment remained in this position until 12 October 1944 when the advance on the front was again slowed at Savio.
The regiment spent four days at a location in Rimini, enduring counter-battery attacks and then moved to another area after that. The regiment stayed in this position until October 12th, 1944 when the advance was slowed again.