The narrative offers a firsthand account of uncovering a previously overlooked World War II battlefield, guiding readers through a detailed exploration of trenches and bunkers. The author's unique insights and experiences provide a vivid portrayal of the historical significance and the physical remnants of war, immersing readers in the challenges and discoveries of archaeological excavation.
Detailed narrative unfolds in words of the men who were actually there. De- classified interviews with the German unit commanders who took part.
Fills in the gaps that many have only guessed at concerning the Rangers' real missions on D-Day. This work will change the way that historians view the Pointe du Hoc battle from now on.
D-day is the most researched and written about event in modern history. But is everything that has been written about those hours on the morning of the 6th of June 1944 entirely accurate?
For the first time ever this follow-up book now offers complete Rangers history for the seven months prior to D-Day. číst celé