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Operation Colossus The First British Airborne Raid Of World War Ii Lawrence Paterson

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Operation Colossus The First British Airborne Raid Of World War Ii Lawrence Paterson
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Publisher: Greenhill Books
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.03 MB
Pages: 320
Author: Lawrence Paterson
ISBN: 9781784383817, 1784383813
Language: English
Year: 2020

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Operation Colossus The First British Airborne Raid Of World War Ii Lawrence Paterson by Lawrence Paterson 9781784383817, 1784383813 instant download after payment.

Lawrence Paterson’s groundbreaking new book is a detailed account of the now legendary Operation Colossus, the first British airborne raid of the Second World War, which took place in Basilicata, Italy on 10 February 1941. Britain was one of the last major powers of the Second World War to establish an airborne arm of service. Formed by a collection of free-thinking army and air force officers, the fledgling British paratrooper unit, known as the ‘SAS’, deployed trial and error in terms of tactics and equipment, costing the lives of several volunteers before an elite few were selected to make the first British parachute raid of the war. Alongside the paratroopers were two veterans of the First World War: an Italian SOE agent, formerly a banqueting manager in London hotels, and an RAF reserve officer who held the Military Cross for bravery. 

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