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Fighting Them on the Beaches: The D-Day Landings - June 6, 1944 1st edition Nigel Cawthorne

Name: Fighting Them on the Beaches: The D-Day Landings - June 6, 1944 1st edition Nigel Cawthorne
SKU: BELL-60137174
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Fighting Them on the Beaches: The D-Day Landings - June 6, 1944 1st edition Nigel Cawthorne instant download after payment.

Publisher: Arcturus Publishing

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.08 MB

Pages: 240

Author: Nigel Cawthorne

ISBN: 9781784289546, 178428954X

Language: English

Year: 2017

Edition: 1

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Fighting Them on the Beaches: The D-Day Landings - June 6, 1944 1st edition Nigel Cawthorne by Nigel Cawthorne 9781784289546, 178428954X instant download after payment.

Fighting Them on the Beaches tells the story of one of the largest and most meticulously organized seaborne invasions in the history of warfare – the Allied Landings of June 6, 1944: D-Day.
As the parachutists and glider troops of the US and British airborne divisions went in on the night of June 5, Allied shipping began massing out in the Channel.
As dawn broke on June 6, waves of assault craft hit the Normandy beaches. British, American, Canadian, polish and Free French troops began to stream ashore to storm the defences of the Atlantic Wall in the teeth of overwhelming enemy firepower. By midnight on D-Day 150,000 Allied troops were ashore and the process of consolidating the beachheads and pushing inland had begun.