Pegasus Bridge - A WW2 Pocket Guide Barber NeilPaperback / softback
Pegasus Bridge is a legendary part of the D-Day story but myths and misunderstandings abound.The 6th Airborne Division was to begin landing in this area during the early hours of D-Day with a mission…
Specifikacia Pegasus Bridge - A WW2 Pocket Guide Barber NeilPaperback / softback
Pegasus Bridge is a legendary part of the D-Day story but myths and misunderstandings abound.The 6th Airborne Division was to begin landing in this area during the early hours of D-Day with a mission to protect the eastern flank of the seaborne landings, commencing a few hours later. For the British and Canadians, this was just beyond Ouistreham, on the beaches codenamed SWORD, JUNO and GOLD.The very first operation of D-Day was to be the capture of the Caen Canal Bridge (Pegasus Bridge) and the River Orne Bridge (Horsa Bridge) a little further up the road. These were the only two bridges between the sea and Caen and so were vital for the linking of the seaborne and airborne forces and also the resupply of the Airborne Division and evacuation of its wounded.For the Germans, possession of the bridges was equally vital, as it would provide them with the
Pegasus Bridge Barber Neil
Pegasus Bridge and Horsa Bridge
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