Reseña del editor:
The first full account of a major disaster deliberately concealed during the Allied preparation for D-Day. Operation Tiger on Slapton Sands was one of the giant military exercises off the Devonshire coast conducted by the Allied armed forces in preparation for D-day. When part of the training force was surprised by nine German E-boats with heavy loss of life extraordinary measures where taken. Over 700 Americans were hastily buried and news of the attack was concealed. Security for the whole D-Day mission was threatened and confidence that Britain and America could successfully co-operate in such a complex plan was shaken. For the first time Edwin P. Hoyt brings together the details of Operation Tiger and assess its importance both in the history of Anglo-American relations and in the military lessons which were learnt in readiness for D-Day.
Biografía del autor:
Edwin P. Hoyt has a long and distinguished career as a war correspondent, broadcaster and journalist. Latterly he has been a lecturer at the University of Hawaii. He is the author of many books about military history including Defeat at the Falklands, The Kamikazes and the U-Boat Wars.
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- EditorialRobert Hale Ltd
- Año de publicación1999
- ISBN 10 0709032668
- ISBN 13 9780709032663
- EncuadernaciónTapa blanda
- Número de páginas208
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