D-Day: 6th June 1944 (The Allied Invasion of Normandy)
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Product Details
Author:
Mike Lepine
Format:
Hardcover
Pages:
144
Publisher:
Danann Media Publishing Limited (May 14, 2024)
Imprint:
Sona Books
Language:
English
ISBN-13:
9781915343529
ISBN-10:
1915343526
Weight:
26.72oz
Dimensions:
210" x 270"
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PGW
List Price:
$34.99
Country of Origin:
Poland
Pub Discount:
65
Case Pack:
13
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$26.94
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P-PER
Discount Code:
A
Overview
The 80th Anniversary of D-Day falls on June 6, 2024.
In the early hours of that morning, three divisions of paratrooper and glider forces descended on Normandy. Already assembling offshore was the largest seaborne invasion fleet in the history of the world, ready to unleash over 130,000 troops against Hitler’s Atlantic Wall. More than 7,000 aircraft filled the skies. D-Day – and the liberation of Europe – had begun. Facing them were massive concrete strongpoints bristling with Nazi artillery, machine gun nests and pill boxes, untold miles of barbed wire, vast minefields and underwater obstructions designed to rip fragile landing craft apart. For the troops heading into the beaches and the paratroopers fighting to survive just a few miles inland, it would truly be ‘The Longest Day.’
Featuring an exceptional selection of historic photographs as well as detailed battle maps, D-DAY provides a gripping account of the airborne actions and the beach assaults as well as revealing the top secret war fought by the Allies in the build-up to the invasion.
In the early hours of that morning, three divisions of paratrooper and glider forces descended on Normandy. Already assembling offshore was the largest seaborne invasion fleet in the history of the world, ready to unleash over 130,000 troops against Hitler’s Atlantic Wall. More than 7,000 aircraft filled the skies. D-Day – and the liberation of Europe – had begun. Facing them were massive concrete strongpoints bristling with Nazi artillery, machine gun nests and pill boxes, untold miles of barbed wire, vast minefields and underwater obstructions designed to rip fragile landing craft apart. For the troops heading into the beaches and the paratroopers fighting to survive just a few miles inland, it would truly be ‘The Longest Day.’
Featuring an exceptional selection of historic photographs as well as detailed battle maps, D-DAY provides a gripping account of the airborne actions and the beach assaults as well as revealing the top secret war fought by the Allies in the build-up to the invasion.
