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WWII History, December 2019

The author achieves a pleasing book, with well-written text, good maps (some even have scales!), and excellent photographs.

This title definitely makes the most of its pages.

Miniature Wargames, June 2018 – reviewed by Chris Jarvis

Editor's Choice

Full of detail, action and interest, this is a highly recommended title for those interested in the aftermath of D-Day.

The Armourer, June 2018

Highly respected Normandy expert Georges Bernage assesses the liberation of the Cotentin by the Americans. What a fabulous book highlighting a very neglected part of the Normandy Campaign. Seen rather as a sideshow the US Army found itself fighting a two front war as it sought to take Cherbourg to the north while holding the Germans at bay to the south. The significance of the battle was completely lost after the Germans trashed Cherbourg harbour. What I particularly liked about this detailed step by step guide to the fighting is the comprehensive approach to the photos. This is clearly a must for Normandy buffs like myself.

Anthony Tucker-Jones, Author

I have read a good number of books on the Normandy campaign by Georges Bernard and I have never been disappointed. He is knowledgeable and has a clear fascination for his subject which shines through. Definitely one to recommend for anyone with an interest in the Normandy campaign of 1944.

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Military Model Scene, Robin Buckland

As featured 'ON THE BOOK SHELF'

Wargames Illustrated, February 2018