Commandos and Rangers of World War Two by James Ladd
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Commandos and Rangers of World War Two
Summary
An insight into the methods and equipment of the Commando and Ranger units, including the special tactics and techniques which they developed to spearhead the Allied invasions. It includes personal and eye-witness accounts, which aid understanding of the campaigns and their aims and achievements.
Commandos and Rangers of World War Two Summary
Table of Contents
The Commando idea - 1940; general reconnaissance and sabotage; guerrilla warfare - Australian Independent Companies; a perfect flank guard; raiders in the Pacific; rangers in Africa; Mediterranean shock troops; through Italy to the Balkans; reorganisation and strategy; D-day in Normandy and North-West Europe; Burma and the small operations group; Phillippine adventure; achievements and limitations.
Additional information
GOR002981868
9780715394496
0715394495
Commandos and Rangers of World War Two by James Ladd
Used - Very Good
Paperback
David & Charles
1989-07-31
410
N/A
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