Rayon Deuxième Guerre mondiale
Sword : from Pegasus Bridge to Caen

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Format : Broché
Nb de pages : 32 pages
Poids : 140 g
Dimensions : 17cm X 24cm
ISBN : 978-2-8151-0106-6
EAN : 9782815101066

Sword

from Pegasus Bridge to Caen


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Broché 32 pages

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Sword Beach

At 00:16, Major John Howard landed with his company just a few yards from Bénouville bridge. In the early hours of D-Day, his British paratroopers were the first Allies to set foot on French soil. They were the vanguard of the 6th Airborne Division whose mission was to secure the east flank of the landing zone, a few hours before the amphibious operation. At dawn, the British 3rd Division, backed by commando units, including Commandant Kieffer's 177 French troops, landed on Sword Beach. At 13:00 hours, Lord Lovat's men joined forces with the paratroopers at Bénouville, forging a vital link between the liberators from the skies and those from the seas.

Avis des lecteurs

Du même auteur : Yann Magdelaine

Juno : l'assaut canadien

Carentan : clash of the paratroops

Carentan : le choc des paras

Atlas du Débarquement

Sword : objectif Caen

Sainte-Mère-Eglise : D-day voor de Amerikaanse para's

De Pegasusbrug : D-Day voor de Britse para's

Gold : target Bayeux

Sword : de Pegasus Bridge à Caen

Juno : the canadian attack