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Captain_McCusker · 09-10-2002, 11:55 PM

I'm personally new to this particular forum as I'm always playing MOH, but I just thought I'd add that D-Day by Stephen Ambrose is a MUST READ for any WWII enthusiast. In the intro he explains that he was actually commissioned by the Army to get as close an account of D-Day as he could for their records. That includes talking to Germans, French, Brittish, Canadian and American soldiers. He also does an interesting comparison of Ike and Rommel, too.

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Captain_McCusker is Offline Senior Member Posts: 563 Join Date: Jun 2002	09-10-2002, 11:55 PM I'm personally new to this particular forum as I'm always playing MOH, but I just thought I'd add that D-Day by Stephen Ambrose is a MUST READ for any WWII enthusiast. In the intro he explains that he was actually commissioned by the Army to get as close an account of D-Day as he could for their records. That includes talking to Germans, French, Brittish, Canadian and American soldiers. He also does an interesting comparison of Ike and Rommel, too.