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Reading List for Paratroopers in WW2

Editorial Staff May 06, 2005  | 0 comments  | Print  | E-mail

Ambrose, Stephen E. (1992): Band Of Brothers; E Company, 506th Regiment, 101st Airborne From Normandy to Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest

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c. 1992 Stephen E. Ambrose

Touchstone Simon and Schuster, New York

 

 

Andrews, John C. (1982):Airborne Album Volume One: Parachute test Platoon To Normandy

c.1982

Phillips Publications, Williamstown, NJ

 

 

Andrews, John C. (19–)Airborne Album 1943-1945: Normandy To Victory

c. 19–

Phillips Publications, Williamsburg NJ

 

 

Autry, Jerry (1995):General William C. Lee Father of the Airborne; "Just Plain Bill"

c. 1995 Airborne Press

Airborne Press, Raleigh, NC

 

 

Bando, Mark (1994): The 101st Airborne At Normandy

c. 1994 Mark Bando

Motorbooks International Osceola, WI

 

 

Bando, Mark (1995): The 101st Airborne From Holland To Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest

c. 1995 Mark Bando

Motorbooks International Osceola, WI

 

 

Bando, Mark (2000):101st Airborne; The Screaming Eagles At Normandy

c. 2000 Mark Bando

Motorbooks International Osceola, WI

 

 

Blair, Clay (1985):Ridgeway’s Paratroopers; The American Airborne In World War II

c. 1985 Clay Blair

Quill William Morrow New York

 

 

Breuer, William B. 91983: Drop Zone Sicily

c. 1983 Presidio Press

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