Joseph Balkoski Ordre des livres

Tells the compelling story Dutch Cota on Omaha Beach, revealing new information and never-before-seen photos. číst celé

Focusing on the U.S. 29th Infantry Division's crucial contributions during World War II, this multi-volume history explores their involvement in the November offensive aimed at reaching the Rhine River by Christmas. The narrative highlights both acts of heroism and the tragic consequences faced by the soldiers, providing a compelling account of their experiences and sacrifices in the war.

This groundbreaking analysis delves into the often-overlooked aspects of America's D-Day, providing a fresh perspective on the event. Balkoski's work stands out for its thorough research and insightful commentary, shedding light on the experiences and contributions of those involved in this pivotal moment in history. The book promises to enhance readers' understanding of the complexities and significance of D-Day beyond the traditional narratives.

Omaha Beach witnessed the greatest drama and loss of life on D-Day. Across a four-and-a-half-mile front consisting of sand, stones, and cliffs, largely untested American troops assaulted Germany's Atlantic Wall head-on, encountering fierce resistance but eventually securing the beachhead.