WW2 British Canadian French D-Day Paratroopers New Hardcover Reference Book

WW2 British Canadian French D-Day Paratroopers New Hardcover Reference Book provides a comprehensive examination of paratrooper units from Britain, Canada, and France involved in D-Day operations during the Second World War. The volume presents factual accounts of airborne landings, unit formation, training, and equipment. It covers operational planning, key missions, uniforms, insignia, and personal gear specific to paratroopers deployed on June 6, 1944. The book offers detailed illustrations, period photographs, and maps to support historical analysis of airborne activities in Normandy. Information is organized to assist researchers, collectors, and enthusiasts interested in the roles and contributions of British, Canadian, and French airborne forces. This hardcover edition is newly published, ensuring updated content and high-quality reproduction of original materials. The reference work serves as a resource for understanding the structure, deployment, and impact of paratrooper operations on D-Day and the broader Normandy campaign.  Total of 144 pages.