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Somme 1 July 1916: Tragedy and triumph (Campaign)
The first day of the Somme is still on record as having the largest number of deaths in any one day in any war. This book explores the myths of this infamous battle, and the use of mines, tunnels, gas and flame-throwers by the British in combination with innovative tactics such as smoke. Andrew Robertshaw analyses the first day of the battle, explaining how British tactics...more
Paperback, 96 pages
Published
May 30th 2006
by Osprey Publishing
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An excellent telling of the tragic 1916 battle in which 57,000 British soldier were killed.
It clears up some of the myths surrounding trench warfare during WW1.
I do not wish to out in spoilers, so I recommend that you read this book.
It clears up some of the myths surrounding trench warfare during WW1.
I do not wish to out in spoilers, so I recommend that you read this book.
John somers
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