Completely different from the preceding volume, this book covers the period from after the establishing of the beach-heads to the final breakout in August 1944. This massive book is split into 6 parts and includes detailed coverage on St. Lô, Villiers-Bocages, the battle for Cherbourg, Operations Epson, Goodwood, Windsor, Cobra and Bluecout as well as all the other operations and battles of the period. The book is profusely illustrated with an extraordinary selection of photographs, many of which are previously unpublished. All the photographs are accompanied by very detailed captions.

BATAILLE DE NORMANDIE: Normandy Invasion 11 June - 29 August 1944 (Album Memorial) (English and French Edition)

History

BERNAGE, GEORGES

Benamou, Jean-Pierre

Mari, Laurent

McNair, Ronald

Military

Heimdal

A great book, with lots of color depictions of uniforms, badges and equipment together with excellent black and white photographs of this enormous tank battle just outside Caen on July 18, 1944.

GOODWOOD: Bombardement Géant Brise-Panzers (French Edition)

1140 photographs on 564 pages give the reader a kind of chronilogical panorama of the battle for Normandy. The photographs are accompanied by an excellent narrative and detailed captions.

INVASION JOURNAL PICTORIAL (Album Memorial)

Grenneville, Regis

Excellent photographic field guide to Normandy during the invasion.

NORMANDY 1944: An Illustrated Field Guide (Small Guides)

This book presents an impressive inventory of the gigantic efforts employed by the workshops of the Allies to defeat the Germans. Each GI was backed by 12 tons of equipment; for every infantryman, sailor or airman in action in the Battle of Normandy and later in the Battle for France, 10 soldiers were in support behind, to ensure they obtained their objectives with minimum risk, speed and maximum ease. These were the troops of American, British and Canadian War Effort, (behind-the-lines), whose logistics support, made possible the Allied victory of 1945. Not forgotten are the civilians on war-work, 65 million men and women, united in the vast industrial enterprise who together forged the tools of victory.

10 Million Tons For Victory

Orep Edition & Communication