World War II - Epic Battles
World War II History. From weapons & tactics, to the operational level, strategy & command, and political commentary.
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Utah Beach to Cherbourg Part 6
The first organized line of resistance had been broken at Ecausseville and the enemy was forced to retreat to the backstop line along the railway north of the le Ham-Montebourg highway. East of the Sainte Mere-Eglise-Montebourg highway the...
Utah Beach to Cherbourg Part 5
The terrain north of the beachhead did not offer strong natural barriers as the swamps and rivers in the south, but it still favored the defenders over 7th Corps. The ground generally rises to the north, giving the defender commanding height...
Utah Beach to Cherbourg Part 4
During the two days of the fight across the causeway the 101st Airborne Division’s left wing had also been pressing southward. The first mission of the 327th Glider Infantry was to cross the lower Douve and secure the high ground around Bre...
Utah Beach to Cherbourg Part 3
By evening of June 8, the 101st Airborne Division had occupied a defensive arc on the southern flank of the 7th Corps. The 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment, after accomplishing its missions in the Foucarville area, had taken positions on t...
Remembering the June Deportations of 1941
On the night of 13-14 June 1941, the Soviet regime carried out one of its most sweeping acts of repression in the Baltic States. In coordinated operations across Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, tens of thousands of men, women, and children...
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