Airborne : World War II Paratroopers in Combat Franklin W. Dixon Post Office is a landmark

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Airborne : World War II Paratroopers in Combat Franklin W. Dixon Post Office is a landmarkAirborne warfare reached its peak during World War II the only war in which the potential gains of using airborne tactics ever justified the great costs, both material and human. The revolutionary developments in tactics and equipment meant that whole divisions could now be inserted behind enemy lines to initiate surprise attacks. This book gives an overview of airborne warfare during World War II looking not only at the German, American and British