As a young combat officer during the Northwest Europe Campaign, Denis Whitaker knew that his survival -- and the survival of the 1,000 men under his command -- depended on his battle skills and cool leadership in action against the relentless Germans.
Now, following the highly successful release of the second edition of the authors' award-winning book Tug of War: The Allied Victory That Opened Antwerp, this landmark study lets the soldiers on both sides tell their stories of this epic clash, from the black humour of the slit trench to their dogged courage under fire. Extensively researched, Rhineland shows how the Rhine was won despite the bickering and infighting among Eisenhower's generals that cost so many young lives.
As a young combat officer during the Northwest Europe Campaign, Denis Whitaker knew that his survival -- and the survival of the 1,000 men under his command -- depended on his battle skills and cool leadership in action against the relentless Germans.
Now, following the highly successful release of the second edition of the authors' award-winning book Tug of War: The Allied Victory That Opened Antwerp, this landmark study lets the soldiers on both sides tell their stories of this epic clash, from the black humour of the slit trench to their dogged courage under fire. Extensively researched, Rhineland shows how the Rhine was won despite the bickering and infighting among Eisenhower's generals that cost so many young lives.
Rhineland: The Battle to End the War
400Rhineland: The Battle to End the War
400Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9780312034191 |
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Publisher: | St. Martin's Press |
Publication date: | 11/13/1990 |
Edition description: | 1st U.S. ed |
Pages: | 400 |
Product dimensions: | 10.00(w) x 2.00(h) x 7.00(d) |