Utah Beach: Vii Corps & 82nd and 101st Aitborne Divisions by Carl Shilleto

Utah Beach: Vii Corps & 82nd and 101st Aitborne Divisions by Carl Shilleto

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Utah Beach: Vii Corps & 82nd and 101st Aitborne Divisions by Carl Shilleto

This major addition to our Battleground WW2 Series covers the U.S airborne and seaborne landings on the Cotentin Peninsula on D-Day 6 June 1944. It tells a dramatic story of near disastrous drops by the U.S 101st (The Screaming Eagles) and 82nd (The All American) Airborne Divisions and how they gallantly regrouped and gained their objectives at St Mere Eglise and Carentan. Meanwhile the 4th U.S Infantry Division were the first American seaborne troops to land (at Utah) followed closely by the 90th Infantry Division.This book graphically describes how these divisions eventually linkedup and succeeded in cutting off the vital port of Cherbourge.The book also describes the 'big picture' leading up to D-Day and is particularly interesting in its revelations about the notorious 'Operation Tiger' when over 700 American troops died during training.
Shilleto, Carl: - Carl Shilleto is an author and historian.
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ISBN 13 9780850527360
ISBN 10 0850527368
Title Utah Beach: Vii Corps & 82nd and 101st Aitborne Divisions
Author Carl Shilleto
Series Battleground Europe Ser
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Pen & Sword Books Ltd
Year published 2000-03-07
Number of pages 176
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.