A WW2 Pocket Guide
intended primarily for the battlefield visitor, with a useful mix of sketch map, photos, brief explanatory text, and personal contributions by (British) survivors [] the books provide a real atmosphere of these coup de main operationsAs such, these would make ideal primers for a skirmish game at say 1:3, or 1:5 scale. * Miniature Wargames 08/08/2019 * If you are going to do the tours then these light but very informative books would be ideal for you. * Army Rumour Service 23/05/2019 *
Neil Barber, is an accomplished author and military expert who is often consulted by film and television companies on all aspects of the invasion of Normandy. He has written numerous books including Parachute Doctor, which details the amazing experiences of David Tibbs. Neil Lives in Kent.
INTRODUCTION - WHY WAS PEGASUS BRIDGE SO IMPORTANT ? POSITION 1 THE BUST OF MAJOR JOHN HOWARD, DSO. POSITION 2 THE CIRCULAR (CONTROL) TOWER. POSITION 3 - WEIGHTED END OF THE BRIDGE. POSITION 4 THE ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN AT THE WESTERN END OF THE BRIDGE. POSITION 5 OUTSIDE THE CAF GONDREE. POSITION 6 KNOCKED OUT GERMAN VEHICLE POSITION. POSITION 7 FACING THE 7TH PARACHUTE BATTALION MEMORIAL. POSITION 8 OPPOSITE NO 15. POSITION 9 FOOTPATH ALONGSIDE THE CANAL. POSITION 10 THE GUN EMPLACEMENT. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION