Nr. 99891858
Eladva
Végső licit
€ 33
4 nappal ezelőtt
Gemeente Arnhem - Arnhem sept. 1944 - april 1945 - 1946
First edition Arnhem Combat report from early 1946 (1st edition!)
Published by the municipality of Arnhem!
First published in 1946 and comprising a compilation of fascinating primary accounts of the combat in Arnhem during Market Garden and subsequent operations .
Many interesting photo's and descriptions of the infamous battles occuring at Arnhem.
Market would be the largest airborne operation in history, delivering over 34,600 men of the 101st, 82nd and 1st Airborne Divisions and the Polish Brigade. 14,589 troops were landed by glider and 20,011 by parachute. Gliders also brought in 1,736 vehicles and 263 artillery pieces.
This is a must-read for any military history enthusiast.
In goede staat.
Zie foto's, deze zijn onderdeel van de omschrijving.
Nr. 99891858
Eladva
Gemeente Arnhem - Arnhem sept. 1944 - april 1945 - 1946
First edition Arnhem Combat report from early 1946 (1st edition!)
Published by the municipality of Arnhem!
First published in 1946 and comprising a compilation of fascinating primary accounts of the combat in Arnhem during Market Garden and subsequent operations .
Many interesting photo's and descriptions of the infamous battles occuring at Arnhem.
Market would be the largest airborne operation in history, delivering over 34,600 men of the 101st, 82nd and 1st Airborne Divisions and the Polish Brigade. 14,589 troops were landed by glider and 20,011 by parachute. Gliders also brought in 1,736 vehicles and 263 artillery pieces.
This is a must-read for any military history enthusiast.
In goede staat.
Zie foto's, deze zijn onderdeel van de omschrijving.
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