The first US infantry division : allied units of World War Two : North Africa, Sicily, Normandy, The Bulge, Germany

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Format : Broché
Nb de pages : 96 pages
Poids : 380 g
Dimensions : 21cm X 25cm
ISBN : 978-2-35250-464-1
EAN : 9782352504641

The first US infantry division

allied units of World War Two
North Africa, Sicily, Normandy, The Bulge, Germany

De Stéphane Lavit, Philippe Charbonnier,

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Collection(s) | Militaria : unit histories Seconde Guerre mondiale

Paru le 22/04/2017

Broché 96 pages

Quatrième de couverture

Allied units of world war two

The 1st (US) Infantry Division

The 1st Infantry Division was established in 1917 to participate in the fighting in France and faced the major German offensives of 1918. During the Second World War, it effected its first assault landing in North Africa in 1942.

Then followed the invasion of Sicily, D-Day in Normandy, the battle of the Bulge and the conquest of the Reich, as far as Czechoslovakia.

According to the division lore, at the time, the U.S. Army consisted of the First Infantry Division and eight million replacements ! Thanks to hundreds of historical pictures, the reader will follow the Big Red One's glorious path in its most difficult assignments.

Biographie

Stéphane Lavit, born in 1974, has been a military history enthusiast and specialist of the Second World War since his young age. An adept reenactor and militaria collector, he is the founder of the Overlord.74 group

Philippe Charbonnier, born in 1962, is a journalist and editor of the French « Militaria Magazine, » and specializes in the United States forces of World War Two.