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Crossing the Rhine: Breaking into Nazi Germany 1944 and 1945-The Greatest Airborne Battles in History
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Crossing the Rhine: Breaking into Nazi Germany 1944 and 1945-The Greatest Airborne Battles in History
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7 November 2010Can't beat the price
I ordered five copies of this book as my father is named in it as a paratrooper involved in the Normandy Invasion--I'm preparing gifts for my siblings to include this book, \"A Bridge too Far\" by C.
4 September 2009Monty v. TR
As a version that comes from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst the reader should expect a British slant in this retelling of The Bridge Too Far story.
8 May 2009A good book on airborne combat
Of all the books I've read on combat in Europe during World War II, it seems as if the ones on airborne operations are the most exciting.
19 March 2009A fresh look at this fascinating operation.
A fresh look at one of the most controversial operations in the entire history of warfare.
2 March 2009Remarkable history - brilliant
What a wonderful book.
26 February 2009Fascinating story nearly ruined by too much editorializing
Lloyd Clark has taken it upon himself to examine a very interesting aspect of WWII.
5 February 2009Fascinating -- Riveting Action -- a Page Turner
There is something adventurous and onerous about \"Crossing the Rhine,\" military historian Lloyd Clark, author of , goes for two undeniably great stories -- one infamous -- the other ignored today.