A Photographic History of Airborne Warfare, 1939-1945
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
The book details the daring German airborne assault on the Dutch fort of Eben-Emael on May 10, 1940, marking a pivotal moment in military history. This operation showcased the effectiveness of Fallschirmjäger troops and set a precedent for airborne warfare in World War II. The narrative highlights the strategic planning and execution that led to this significant victory, capturing the attention of military leaders and changing perceptions of airborne capabilities.
