This unique and practical book presents a comprehensive guide to America's largest battle of the Second World War - the 1944 Battle of the Bulge. It identifies and describes the actions of individual soldiers whose unflinching dedication to their fellow soldiers motivated heroic actions, frequently at the cost of their own lives. provides tours and descriptions of surviving landmarks, military museums, and stirring memorials. The Bulge Battlefields features over 500 GPS coordinates and 88 maps that pinpoint battlefield sites that include: - 23 Museums - 182 Monuments or Memorials - 21 Farthest Advance Stones - 19 WW II Tanks - 18 Region Tourist Offices - Westwall Bunkers - Commemorative Walking Tours - Awards for Bravery and Sacrifice

The Bulge Battlefields

History

Robert J Mueller

Military

French Battlefields

Follow the Japanese Navy across the northern Pacific as it executes the most daring and successful aerial attack of the Second World War. The bombardment of the American Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on December 7, 1941 damaged or destroyed all eight battleships and numerous support craft. A timeline describes the consequences to each major ship highlighting the stories of sailors and airmen who attempted to enable America's naval assets in the Pacific Ocean to fight another day.

Pearl Harbor - A Day of Infamy

The American Expeditionary Force's contribution to the Allied victory in the First World War is reviewed by visiting the locations of American participation in the fighting. Through detailed maps, B&W period photographs, and contemporary color photographs visitors can follow the American troops across the battlefields of northern France. The exploits of individual soldiers whose contributions made victory possible are described. The text includes GPS coordinates of all important monuments, museums, and military cemeteries.

American Doughboys in the First World War

Operation MARKET GARDEN guides visitors to the battlefields of a daring plan for the largest airborne drop in the Second World War. Three Airborne Divisions (American 82nd and 101st and British 1st) parachuted behind enemy lines to capture and hold key river and canal bridges. An armoured column raced across the Netherlands on a single narrow highway to secure the crossings. The effort was defeated at the critical bridge at Arnhem resulting in the destruction of the British 1st Airborne Division. The guide provides battle summaries, descriptions of museums, relics, battlefield locations, driving and in-city walking tour routes complete with GPS co-ordinates, and individual stories of men engaged in combat.

Operation Market Garden: Airborne Invasion of the Netherlands

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The Bulge Battlefields

Pearl Harbor - A Day of Infamy

American Doughboys in the First World War

Operation Market Garden: Airborne Invasion of the Netherlands