Soldier, Sailor, Frogman, Spy, Airman, Gangster, Kill or Die: How the Allies Won on D-Day
by Giles Milton
Giles Milton explores the many kinds of people involved in the Allied invasion on D-Day, from soldiers and sailors to frogmen, spies, airmen, and gangsters. This historical account highlights the breadth of the operation and examines how the Allies’ combined efforts led to victory.
About This Book
Giles Milton’s book examines the Allied effort on D-Day, the pivotal 1944 operation during World War II.
Its title emphasizes the wide range of people involved, including soldiers, sailors, frogmen, spies, airmen, and gangsters.
The book focuses on the combined contributions and experiences that formed part of the Allied invasion.
It offers a historical account of how these varied forces helped the Allies achieve victory on D-Day.
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