Thomas J. Sheehan Livres

The book explores the evolution of the U.S. Army's airborne strategy during World War II, highlighting the significant impact of German airborne operations in Crete. It offers a comparative analysis of U.S. and German airborne practices, focusing primarily on the development of American doctrine, organization, and tactics. This detailed examination sheds light on how historical precedents shaped military strategies and operational effectiveness in airborne warfare.

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