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Gi: The Us Infantryman In World War Ii
Robert Rush | Robert S. Rush

Gi: The Us Infantryman In World War Ii

the US infantryman in World War II

Osprey Publishing (Oct 19, 2003)
9781841767390
| Hardcover
208 pages | 198 x 264 mm | English
Dewey 940
LC Classification D743 .R85 2003
LC Control No. 2007369395

Subject

  • History / Military / United States
  • History / Military / World War II
  • World War, 1939-1945

Plot

Serving on every major fighting front of World War 2, America's infantrymen proved themselves adaptable, resilient and steadfast in their determination to overthrow the Axis forces. In the Pacific, Mediterranean and European theatres of war, GIs tackled unfamiliar terrain, hostile climates, and unpredictable local conditions. This book examines the typical experiences of a single soldier fighting in each geographic region and, in doing so, illuminates a larger picture of a nation's experience of one of history's most cataclysmic conflicts. Text and images previously published in Warriors 45, 53 and 56 are combined with brand new material focusing on the Southwest Pacific region in this great value special edition.

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