Six Armies in Normandy: From D-Day to the Liberation of Paris; June 6 - Aug. 5, 1944; Revised (ISBN=9780140235425) mobi 下载 网盘 caj lrf pdf txt 阿里云

　　The man "who writes about the war better than almost anyone in

our century" ( The Washington Post Book World) here details how the

armies of six nations met on the battlefields of Normandy in what

was to be the greatest allied achievement of World War II.

Illustrations and Credits

Foreword

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Prologue

　In the Invasion Area

Journey to the Second Front

　Stilwell

　Wedemeyer

　Eisenhower

　Molotov

　Marshall

　Brooke

　Montgomery

　Rommel

All-American Screaming Eagles

　Flight

  Descent

　Landing

　Gathering

　Action

　　1 The 3rd/5o5th at Ste M~re-Eglise

　　2 The Ist/5o5th at the Merderet

　　3 The 2nd/5o7th at Cauquigny

　　4 The 3rd/5o6th at the Douve Bridges

　　5 The Ist/5o2nd at WXYZ

　　6 The 3rd/5oIst at Pouppeville

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The man "who writes about the war better than almost anyone in our century" ( The Washington Post Book World) here details how the armies of six nations met on the battlefields of Normandy in what was to be the greatest allied achievement of World War II.