WW2 American Airborne-Combat History Reference Book

The ‘WW2 American Airborne-Combat History Reference Book’ is an extensive hard copy volume, comprising 439 pages of meticulously researched content. This comprehensive reference delves into the valor, strategies, and pivotal battles involving American airborne troops during World War II. Richly illustrated with rare photographs, detailed maps, and firsthand accounts, the book provides an in-depth chronicle of airborne operations, from the initial training and deployment to critical missions like D-Day and Operation Market Garden. It highlights the courage and determination of the paratroopers and glider infantry, offering a vivid portrayal of their experiences. Ideal for historians, military enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by WWII, this book stands as a tribute to the airborne units’ significant contribution to the Allied victory.