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UTAH BEACH – Fighting our way ashore – With the 2nd Naval Beach Battalion
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Fighting Our Way Ashore: The 2nd Naval Beach Battalion in WWII, par Michel De Trez et Tyler Elliott.
Fighting Our Way Ashore est un compte rendu exhaustif et méticuleusement documenté du rôle crucial joué par le 2nd Naval Beach Battalion pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. En 752 pages, cet ouvrage complet vous plonge dans l’histoire, les opérations et les histoires personnelles des hommes qui ont servi dans cette unité spécialisée.
Le livre commence par la formation du 2nd NBB, offrant aux lecteurs une compréhension approfondie de sa création, de son entraînement et de la nécessité stratégique d’une telle unité. Des récits détaillés expliquent l’organisation du bataillon, les défis uniques qu’il a dû relever et son rôle vital dans les assauts amphibies.
Le Jour J et au-delà :
La participation du bataillon aux débarquements du jour J en Normandie, le 6 juin 1944, est au cœur de cet ouvrage. À travers des récits de première main, des rapports officiels et des centaines de photographies rares et jamais publiées, les auteurs restituent les expériences éprouvantes de ces hommes courageux qui ont facilité le débarquement de milliers de soldats alliés.
Fighting Our Way Ashore est parsemé de récits personnels de vétérans, qui apportent une touche humaine aux faits historiques. Ces anecdotes donnent un aperçu de la vie quotidienne, des luttes et de la camaraderie des soldats, et donnent une image vivante de ce que c’était que de faire partie de cette unité d’élite.
Un ouvrage exceptionnel à ne pas manquer, pour tous les passionnés du Débarquement et de l’US Navy.
Version française, 752 pages.
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12 avis pour UTAH BEACH – Fighting our way ashore – With the 2nd Naval Beach Battalion
Alexandre MAUROUARD –
Un très bon livre bien documenté, merci aux auteurs pour cet ouvrage.
Phil Nortuag
Alexandre MAUROUARD –
WOW! The new book from Michel De Trez and Tyler Elliot arrived today!
“Utah Beach – Fighting our way ashore – With the 2nd Naval Battalion” is a huge 752 pages volume detailing the events that happened on Utah Beach on the morning of 6th of June 1944, D-Day, by this often overlooked unit.
As expected, the book features hundreds of never before published pictures, maps and artefacts, thoroughly researched and presented in a beautiful way. These books are worth their weight in gold. Happy to add it to my big De Trez collection! I know that I will be reading and studying this book for weeks now.
Yuri Beckers
Alexandre MAUROUARD –
I got my copy in Normandy , absolutely an amazing book !
Emma Tremlett – James
Alexandre MAUROUARD –
Honestly my new favorite book in the collection.
David Harris
Alexandre MAUROUARD –
Michel De Trez did a phenomenal job in the writing of this book. Though we were at the original book signing during the 80th Anniversary, D-Day celebrations, we bought one for our daughter and grandson while there, and they treasure the book and all the information contained therein. Hats off to Michel and his team for a job marvellously well done!
Mark Plunkett
Alexandre MAUROUARD –
I am reading through your latest addition in your library of books, the one about the 2nd NBB at Utah Beach. I must say it’s a wonderful book, I am a great admirer of your work…
Marc Meulendijk, Boxtel, the Netherlands
Alexandre MAUROUARD –
I have the book for about 2 months now, and I am still studying it, going through it, studying the pictures…there is so much to discover, and I have learned so much already. It is a very interesting story that you are telling us through the book, very well done.
Yuri Beckers
Alexandre MAUROUARD –
I got my book at the 80th. Full of amazing photos and stories honoring many men who contributed to the D-Day invasion. Oh, and my dad is in it!
Chris Greenawalt
Alexandre MAUROUARD –
Just received Michel De Trez’s new book. Absolutely amazing! Not sure where you start on a project of this magnitude but wow! The pictures and info is just astounding.
Greg Gazzana
Alexandre MAUROUARD –
Thank you again to Michel and Tyler for compiling an absolute treasure of information about all these brave men in the 2nd Naval Beach Battalion. My siblings and I learned information about our Dad that we never knew before…all thanks to your tireless efforts!
Nancy Derkash Hanson
Alexandre MAUROUARD –
« Utah Beach – Fighting Our Way Ashore. » The first copies of the book were brought ashore by Navy SEALs in a commemorative landing at 6:30 AM on D-Day + 80 years under a magnificent light and were presented to 150 descendants of veterans from the 2nd Naval Beach Battalion, honoring their legacy and bravery.
The event was witnessed by 30,000 spectators who gathered in the early morning to pay tribute to the heroes of Utah Beach. It was broadcast by 11 television networks, ensuring that the legacy of those who fought and died on D-Day continues to inspire future generations.
You can now purchase your personal copy of « Utah Beach – Fighting Our Way Ashore » and delve into the detailed accounts of bravery and sacrifice that defined D-Day.
This book is a must-have for anyone interested in World War II history, providing an intimate look at the challenges and triumphs faced by the soldiers who stormed Utah Beach.
Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of this monumental tribute.
Alexandre MAUROUARD –
I just received the two books today 8-12- 24 and I can’t thank you enough for all you have done to make the 2nd BB story a success. The book was magnificently put together. You are a true professional.
Michael M. Agnew