Sicily '43 by James Holland (Paperback)

Sicily '43 by James Holland (Paperback)This is the story of the biggest seaborne landing in history. Codenamed Operation HUSKY, the Allied assault on Sicily on 10 July 1943 remains the largest amphibious invasion ever mounted in world history, landing more men in a single day than at any other time. That day, over 160,000 British, American and Canadian troops were dropped from the sky or came ashore, more than on D Day just under a year later. It was also preceded by an air campaign that

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