WW2 Canadian Paras Versus The Reich Canada’s Paratroopers At War 1942 to 45 Used Softcover Reference Book

**WW2 Canadian Paras Versus The Reich: Canada’s Paratroopers At War 1942 to 45** is a softcover reference book focusing on the role of Canadian paratroopers during the Second World War. The volume examines the formation, training, and operational history of Canadian airborne units from 1942 to 1945, placing their activities within the broader context of Allied operations in Europe. It provides factual accounts of unit structure, equipment, uniforms, and key engagements involving Canadian paratroopers against German forces. The text is supported by period photographs, diagrams, and detailed narratives, making it a valuable resource for those interested in Canadian military history and airborne operations. This is a used softcover edition, suitable for reference or study. The book is intended for collectors, researchers, and anyone seeking documented information about Canada’s contribution to World War II airborne forces. All content is presented in an objective manner, focusing on factual historical material.  Total of 351 pages.