MS136

BOMBER

Full cast radio 4 dramatization of the final mission of an RAF bomber in 1943. 3 hours 40m

$35.00 US £18.99Eur

MS136

D-Day Despatches

Original recordings from the BBC sound archives capturing history as it happened on the front lines.

$20.00 US £12.99Eur

MS137

D-Day Document Packs

Wonderfully re-created D-Day documents

$25.00 US £14.00Eur

MS138

D-Day 6.6.44

The Dramatic Story of Ordinary People in Extraordinary Times

Book and DVD

PRE-ORDER NOW!

(avail 7.6.04)

£ 30.98 UK

MS139

D-Day 6.6.44

DVD only (UK)

MS140

D-Day 6.6.44 VHS

VHS (PAL format) only

MS141

D-Day 6.6.44 Book

$25.00 US £14.00 Eur

VS101

IN DESPERATE BATTLE: NORMANDY

1 HOUR 45 MINUTES

VHS (PAL format) only

VS136

NORMANDY THE GREAT CRUSADE

1 HOUR 42 MINUTES
VHS (PAL format) only

VS133

D-DAY EYEWITNESS

56 MINUTES

VHS (PAL format) only

ES837

D-Day COMMANDO

Hardback 187 pages. From Normandy to the Maas with 48 Royal Marine Commando. US/ROW $40.00 Europe 24.99

£21.99

ES836

REMEMBERING D-DAY

Personal histories of everyday heroes. US/ROW $40.00 Europe 24.99

£21.99

ES837

D-DAY

By Martin Gilbert - one of the most eminent historians of our time. US/ROW $36.00 Europe 20.00

£16.99

ES840

OMAHA BEACH

This book guides the reader through the battle for the V Corps beachhead, the fiercest and bloodiest of the Landings. A Œmust¹ for those inspired by Saving Private Ryan and many more.

US/ROW $23.00 Europe 14.99

£12.99

ES839

DUNKIRK

Overwhelmed by the German Blitzkreig, the British Expeditionary Force faced annihilation. Miraculously, and thanks to decisive generalship, over 300,000 troops got back to our island fortress to fight another day. There was much more to the Dunkirk story than evacuating the beaches in the little ships and boats. US/ROW $23.00 Europe 14.99

£12.99

ES841

GOLD BEACH

Amongst the veterans that Montgomery brought back with him from the Mediterranean to spearhead the D-day invasion, were West Country infantrymen of 231 Brigade. The Devons, Hampshires and Dorsets had already carried out assault landings in Sicily and in Italy and replaced another brigade that had been provisionally allocated to lead XXX Corps ashore on Jig sector of Gold Beach.

US/ROW $23.00 Europe 14.99.00

£12.99

ES842

HILL 112

'He who holds Hill 112, holds Normandy' said a German general, while the British regarded the hill as 'the Key to Normandy'. During the battle in June and July 1944, both sides were to fight hard for its dominating views over the surrounding area.
This book tells of Hill 112's seizure by 11th Armoured Division and their subsequent withdrawal after ULTRA decryptions warned Montgomery of II SS Panzer Corps's approach. Ten days later soldiers from the West Country, Scotland and the Royal Tank Regiment struggled to take Hill 112 for a second time.
The controversial Major General Thomas earned the nickname 'Butcher' in one of the Normandy campaign's bloodiest battles, fought against four SS panzer divisions. This guide depicts in vivid detail the desperate fighting during the hot July days on the slopes of Hill 112 and in the surrounding villages that remain largely unchanged today.

US/ROW $23.00 Europe 14.99

£12.99

ES843

PEGASUS BRIDGE

On D Day, 6th June 1944 the greatest seaborne assault ever was launched against Hitler's Fortress Europe onto the beaches of Normandy. This battlefield guide tells in detail, how these objectives were achieved and relates the battles to the area as it is today.
The book contains details of museums, memorials, cemeteries, tours and associated organizations all of which will unravel the history of the area to the visitor and armchair traveler alike.

US/ROW $23.00 Europe 14.99

£12.99

ES844

SWORD BEACH

Sword Beach is 3rd Division's unique D-Day story and analyses subsequent events up to 10th July in a clear, easy to follow style that makes it a vital book for armchair strategists, military students and tourists visiting the historic Normandy coast.

US/ROW $23.00 Europe 14.99

£12.99

ES845

UTAH BEACH

This major addition to our Battleground WW2 Series covers the U.S airborne and seaborne landings on the Cotentin Peninsular on D-Day 6 June 1946. It tells a dramatic story of near disastrous drops by the U.S 101st (The Screaming Eagles) and 82nd (The All American) Airborne Divisions and how they gallantly regrouped and gained their objectives at St Mere Eglise and Carentan. Meanwhile the 4th U.S Infantry Division were the first American seaborne troops to land (at Utah) followed closely by the 90th Infantry Division.
This book graphically describes how these divisions eventually linked up and succeeded in cutting off the vital port of Cherbourge.
The book also describes the 'big picture' leading up to D-Day and is particularly interesting in its revelations about the notorious 'Operation Tiger' when over 700 American troops died during training.

US/ROW $23.00 Europe 14.99

£12.99