WW2 Canadian Holding Juno Defence of the D-Day Beaches Used Softcover Reference Book

WW2 Canadian Holding Juno Defence of the D-Day Beaches Used Softcover Reference Book provides a detailed account of the Canadian military’s actions during the Normandy landings on June 6, 1944. This reference work outlines the preparation, strategy, and execution of the assault on Juno Beach, focusing on unit movements, defensive positions, and the challenges faced by Canadian forces during the initial phases of the invasion. The book includes maps, photographs, and firsthand accounts that illustrate the roles played by various regiments in securing their objectives and holding the beachhead against German counterattacks. It situates these actions within the larger context of Operation Overlord, offering readers an understanding of the significance of the Canadian contribution to the success of the Allied landings. This softcover edition has been used and may show signs of handling and shelf wear, but remains a valuable source for research and reference on the subject of the Canadian experience on D-Day.  Total of 423 pages.