Books

• All the books below I would recommend. ------------------- (f) the language they are written in.

• The D-Day Landings on Gold Beach - Another very good book by Andrew covering Gold Beach, both his books are a must for D-Day histories.
• The 56th Infantry Brigade and D-Day - An Independent Infantry Brigade and the campaign in North West Europe 1944-1945. (e)
  By Andrew Holborn.
  

• Rudi Rolf has a new book out Armour Forts and Trench Shelters plus his many other books at http://www.rudirolf.name
• Folly Books have some very interesting books on offer from RNCF Holton Heath and Fauld disaster to WW2 & cold war underground bunkers. (e)
• Shot Down : The True Story of Pilot Howard Snyder and the Crew of the B-17 'Susan Ruth' By (author) Steve Snyder (e)
• Nouveau livre chez HISTOIRE ET FORTIFICATIONS Les Batteries de Marine Nord-Pas-de-Calais (f).
• A very good Forum is AIX Airfield Information Exchange, a forum for anybody interested in WW2 airfields and ancillary subjects (e).
• Any book by Paul Francis he has many now ( Military Airfield Architecture) just to mention one (e).
• Any book by Rudi Rolf, two Atlantikwall Batteries and Bunkers, Atlantic Wall Typology a must for bunker plans (e).
• Two books that cover the last days of Rommel We Defended Normandy (e) by Lieut. General Speidel, this one is the most quoted book about Rommel and D-Day but Rommel in Normandy (e) by Friedrich Ruge is a much lesser known and a very good book and covers Rommel's time in trying to bolster the defence of the whole of France. A must read for D-day enthusiasts. (e)
  
• Atlantikwall Mythe ou Réalité by Alain Chazette & friends. Editiones Histoire & Fortifications.(f)
• Atlantikwall Omaha Beach by Alain Chazette & friends. Editiones Histoire & Fortifications.(f)
• Atlantikwall-Gold-Juno-Sword by Alain Chazette & friends. Editiones Histoire & Fortifications.(f)
  

Paul Doyle

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l'Association GERFAUT

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Kurt Waelbroeck

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A series of books.

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A series of books written by Kurt Waelbroek about Commisaris Dubois who solves murders that have taken place at some of the great sites on the Atlantikwall.

Flying With The Larks

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Flying With The Larks The military potential of aircraft was obvious from the outset, first as a way of spying on the enemy with reconnaissance planes and balloons armed with early cameras, and then as a way of taking the battle into the skies, as planes became weapons of war. In Britain these early days of military aviation were pioneered by a group of enthusiastic civilians and military men who were based at Lark Hill, Wiltshire where the rolling plains became ideal flying grounds.

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