CARENTAN - Linking Omaha Beach / Utah Beach, Part 2 - Jumping Behind Enemy Lines (English/French)

Number of pages: 368

Language: Bilingual English and French 

This book retraces the epic story of the 101st Airborne Division's first combat jump in history.

This second volume in a series of five books totalling over 3,000 pages and 4,000 photos is devoted to the first hours of D-Day.

Organized by location of the 101st Airborne's battlefields, most of the photos are identified. In itself, this constitutes information that was previously unavailable.

Thirty years of research and investigation were required to identify them.

This book is the combination of three collections of images, and is without doubt the most impressive collection in the world. To create it, Mark Bando, an American historian of the 101st Airborne, and Emmanuel Allain and Michel De Trez, founders of the D-Day Experience museum, pooled their knowledge and collections. Mark Bando began collecting this history when most of us weren't even born.