Pendulum of Battle (e-bog) af Dunphie, Christopher
Dunphie, Christopher

Pendulum of Battle e-bog

45,63 DKK
An account of the World War II clash between British and German forces, ';the largest tank battle involving British armor ever fought' (MQ Magazine). Operation Goodwood, the largest tank battle involving British troops ever to have taken place, has been a perpetual subject of controversy. Was it intended as a breakout from the Normandy Bridgehead, or not? Was it a success or failure? Did it lead …
An account of the World War II clash between British and German forces, ';the largest tank battle involving British armor ever fought' (MQ Magazine). Operation Goodwood, the largest tank battle involving British troops ever to have taken place, has been a perpetual subject of controversy. Was it intended as a breakout from the Normandy Bridgehead, or not? Was it a success or failure? Did it lead to a severe crisis in confidence over Field Marshal Montgomery's leadership? This book seeks to unearth the true background, reasons, aims and achievement of Goodwood, set in the context of the overall campaign, while bringing the battle to life through personal accounts of some of those involved, both British and German.';This well-informed account provides an excellent balance between the strategy and tactics ... Even in a year which is seeing an unprecedented number of books on the Second World War, Pendulum of Battle deserves to be read. It is a serious, yet highly readable study of warfare and can be warmly recommended.' MQ Magazine
E-bog 45,63 DKK
Forfattere Dunphie, Christopher (forfatter)
Forlag Leo Cooper
Udgivet 19.03.2004
Længde 240 sider
Genrer 3JJH
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781783036752

An account of the World War II clash between British and German forces, ';the largest tank battle involving British armor ever fought' (MQ Magazine). Operation Goodwood, the largest tank battle involving British troops ever to have taken place, has been a perpetual subject of controversy. Was it intended as a breakout from the Normandy Bridgehead, or not? Was it a success or failure? Did it lead to a severe crisis in confidence over Field Marshal Montgomery's leadership? This book seeks to unearth the true background, reasons, aims and achievement of Goodwood, set in the context of the overall campaign, while bringing the battle to life through personal accounts of some of those involved, both British and German.';This well-informed account provides an excellent balance between the strategy and tactics ... Even in a year which is seeing an unprecedented number of books on the Second World War, Pendulum of Battle deserves to be read. It is a serious, yet highly readable study of warfare and can be warmly recommended.' MQ Magazine