The story of the Jedburghs ¿ WWII-era reconnaissance and intelligence teams, consisting of OSS, British Special Operations, and Free French operatives ¿ that worked behind enemy lines to strengthen the Allies' position in Northern France before, during, and after the Normandy Invasion.
The story of the Jedburghs ¿ WWII-era reconnaissance and intelligence teams, consisting of OSS, British Special Operations, and Free French operatives ¿ that worked behind enemy lines to strengthen the Allies' position in Northern France before, during, and after the Normandy Invasion.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Lt. Col. Benjamin F. Jones is Dean of Arts and Sciences at Dakota State University. Until January 2012, he served on the staff of the Commander of U.S. forces in Afghanistan.
Inhaltsangabe
Prologue Eisenhower's Dilemma Chapter One The Design of the Jedburghs Chapter Two Enter the Americans Chapter Three Recreating France and the Rise of the Résistance Chapter Four North African Rehearsal Chapter Five The Politics Running into D-Day Chapter Six The Struggle for Control Chapter Seven The Battle for Brittany and the resolution of the FFI within SHAEF Chapter Eight The fog of war in eastern France Chapter Nine Setting the Trap Conclusion The meaning of the Jedburghs in history and memory
Prologue Eisenhower's Dilemma Chapter One The Design of the Jedburghs Chapter Two Enter the Americans Chapter Three Recreating France and the Rise of the Résistance Chapter Four North African Rehearsal Chapter Five The Politics Running into D-Day Chapter Six The Struggle for Control Chapter Seven The Battle for Brittany and the resolution of the FFI within SHAEF Chapter Eight The fog of war in eastern France Chapter Nine Setting the Trap Conclusion The meaning of the Jedburghs in history and memory
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