Battle For Cherbourg (Battle Zone Normandy)
Battle For Cherbourg (Battle Zone Normandy)
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Book Description
In order to reinforce and expand the D-Day bridgeheads won on 6 June 1944, the Allies needed a port to bring in troops and vital supplies. Cherbourg, at the northern end of the Cotentin peninsula, was therefore the first priority for the American VII Corps, under the command of Major General J. Lawton 'Lightning Joe' Collins. After establishing a firm beachhead, elements of VIII Corps moved west across the base of the peninsula to isolate the 40,000-strong Cherbourg garrison, dug in behind concrete and field fortifications in dominating hill positions. Collins then sent divisions north to Cherbourg but maintained units facing south as well to prevent any German reinforcement.
Battle for Cherbourge (Battle Zone Normandy),Robin Havers,Sutton Publishing,0750930063,History,History - Military / War,Military,Military - World War II,History / Military / World War II
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