The forgotten dead: Why 946 American servicemen died off the coast of Devon in 1944-and the man who discovered their true story de Small, Ken; Rogerson, Mark - 1989

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, 1989-03-30. Hardcover. Good.

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London, England: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, 1988. First edition. . Fine in very good dust jacket. Signed by author. light shelfwear, inscribed by the author. 197 p. Audience: General/trade.

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London: Bloomsbury Publishing. As New in As New dust jacket. 1989. Hardcover,illus; Second Printing. 0747503095 . Book and DJ As New. No notes. No names. No markings of ANY kind. DJ not price clipped (£12.95) ; 197 pages .

London: Bloomsbury, 1988. In April 1944, Exercise Tiger, rehearsal off the Devon coast for the D-Day landings, was a disaster. A series of blunders allowed German E-boats to intercept their convoy of landing craft, 946 Americans, many young and untrained, lost their lives. This is the true tale of the tragedy. There are stickers marking all the photographs............Please email for further details.. Not Signed or Inscribed. This is a First Edition 1988. Red Cloth Gold Embossed. Contents Very Good/Very Good. Illus. by Illstrated By Photographs. 8vmo - over 7¾" - 9¾". Hard Back.

London: Bloomsbury, 1988. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Slightly Rubbed. 8vo. pp. 197.""During the night of 27th April 1944, Exercise Tiger, a rehearsal for the D-day landings, took place off the coast of Devon. This supposedly routine exercise experienced a series of fatal blunders that allowed German E boats to intercept the convoy of landing craft. By dawn, nearly 1000 American servicemen, many young and untrained,…

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, 30/03/1989 00:00:01. hardcover. Very Good. 2.5980 in x 24.5813 in x 15.7880 in.

(Subject: World War II - Western Europe) An account of Exercise "Tiger" in April 1944, the disaster in which 946 US soldiers and sailors lost their lives at Slapton Sands, Devon. They were training for D-Day when German E-Boats intercepted their rehearsals for the landings. This is a comprehensive history of the tragic events, and of the author's long research and dedication that brought the little known story to light. In May, 1984 Ken Small was instrumental in the operation which raised a Sherman tank from the sea where it had lain since 1944. Ken purchased the it from the US government for $50, and it would be another 10 years of determination and personal sacrifice before Ken achieved his dream to place the Sherman where it stands today in a purpose built memorial by the sea at Torcross, Devon. Sadly, Ken passed away in 2004. (Published: 1988) (Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing) (ISBN: 0747503095) (Pagination: 197pp, 25 b/w illustrations, index) (Condition: fine in dw) UL-XXXXXX