D-Day Cover Up at Pointe Du Hoc - Sterne, Gary
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In 1942 Allied military commanders agreed that preparations must be started for invasion of Europe - later to be known as D-day. This planning would take a full 2 years to put into operation. This book will take a fresh look into all the available evidence and include a lot of the previous unreleased training documentation about the organisation be

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In 1942 Allied military commanders agreed that preparations must be started for invasion of Europe - later to be known as D-day. This planning would take a full 2 years to put into operation. This book will take a fresh look into all the available evidence and include a lot of the previous unreleased training documentation about the organisation be
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Gary Sterne is a keen collector of militaria and was a co-founder of The Armourer and Skirmish Magazines. He has always been fascinated with the D-day landings and in particular was intrigued by the lack of precise information relating the mystery of the "missing guns" of Pointe du Hoc. His research led to the finding of a map which indicated the position of an "unknown" German gun position buried in the village of Maisy. After buying the land and some years of struggling with the French authorities, he was able to open the huge site to the public. The re-discovery of the Maisy Battery made headline news around the world and has subsequently changed the history of the Omaha Sector forever. The site is now one of the major Normandy D-day attractions. www.maisybattery.com