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Jul 26, 2005 · The book started off a bit slow, trying to give all of the background information of all of the armies and persons involved leading up to the battle for the bridge at Remagen. Being two generations removed from WWII (my grandfather got drafted the day Japan surrendered), this information was a bit overwhelming for me but perhaps for a WWII ...
Ken Hechler. 4.06. 453ratings42reviews. It was a stunning strategic victory of World War II–and one of the most fantastic breaks for the Allies. On March 7, 1945, a small group of American infantrymen, engineers, and tank crews secured the Ludendorff Bridge that crossed the Rhine. The successful mission saved thousands of American lives and ...
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Mar 25, 2009 · The author shines an important light on this bridge and its critical importance in the Battle for Europe in 1944. A book well worth reading, putting the reader right there with strategic events and personal experiences of soldiers and civilians involved, leading up to, during, and after the capture for the Remagen Bridge.
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About The Bridge at Remagen. It was a stunning strategic victory of World War II–and one of the most fantastic breaks for the Allies. On March 7, 1945, a small group of American infantrymen, engineers, and tank crews secured the Ludendorff Bridge that crossed the Rhine.
- Ken Hechler
- Mass Market Paperback
Jul 26, 2005 · On March 7, 1945, a small group of American infantrymen, engineers, and tank crews secured the Ludendorff Bridge that crossed the Rhine. The successful mission saved thousands of American lives and spearheaded the invasion of Nazi Germany. The Bridge at Remagen is the detailed narrative of this surprising but crucial military action, one that ...
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It was a stunning strategic victory of World War II–and one of the most fantastic breaks for the Allies. On March 7, 1945, a small group of American infantrymen, engineers, and tank crews secured the Ludendorff Bridge that crossed the Rhine. The successful mission saved thousands of American lives and spearheaded the invasion of Nazi Germany.
