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Signaling the French - Adventures of a World War II American Army Team (Paperback)
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Signaling the French - Adventures of a World War II American Army Team (Paperback)
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List price R399
Loot Price R374
Discovery Miles 3 740
You Save R25 (6%)
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This book tells the story of the Fifth Signal Center Team in World
War II. It traces the team's adventures from its formation at Camp
Crowder, Missouri, through assignments in North Africa, Italy,
France, Germany, and Austria. Part of the team took part in the
invasion of southern France in the fall of 1944, after which the
entire unit worked liaison from a base at the Mediterranean seaport
of Sete to a North African French HQ. Later the team went north to
the front, where it crossed the Rhine with the Third Algerian
Infantry Division, demolished the last German strongholds with the
Second Moroccan Division, and at the end helped chase die-hard
German troops from their perches high in the Austrian Alps. One
chapter consists of extracts from the daily letters of a team
member to his sweetheart back home. The team's story takes the
reader through North Africa and Europe, presenting vignettes of
team life at camp and in the field with Free French forces. Also
included are accounts of life on the homefront by two wives.
Lastly, one member recounts the experience of the team's first
reunion, thirty years after the end of the war.
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