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The Greatest Military Mission Stories Ever Told Tom Mccarthy

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The Greatest Military Mission Stories Ever Told Tom Mccarthy
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Publisher: Lyons Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.43 MB
Author: Tom McCarthy
Language: English
Year: 2022

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The Greatest Military Mission Stories Ever Told Tom Mccarthy by Tom Mccarthy instant download after payment.

The orders to proceed were nothing more than an invitation to die, and usually in unpleasant ways.

But the soldiers proceeded nonetheless, because a higher cause was at stake.

This stunning collection of stories is a tribute to the courage, steely resolve, and discipline of men who accomplished daunting missions in the face of almost certain death. Nonetheless, they stepped into the breach and performed heroically.

That was their duty and they did not question. They had a mission and they accepted.

Here are ten powerful stories of American soldiers and sailors that span more than 200 years of action with one common theme, summed up succinctly a participant who took control of Omaha Beach on D-Day, 1944.

"We were doing the very thing that we had trained so long to do, and we were fascinated, and eagerly excited about it. We realized that any number of things might happen to us and knew too that some things we'd never dreamed of might very well be...

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