Vintage Fair Condition - Covers heavily rubbed and creased, edges chipped/frayed, spine worn. Pages spotted, front gutter split with exposed binding/staple wear. Rear leaves torn/chipped; text shown unmarked. Published 1943.
Wallace Reyburn recounts the Dieppe raid, examining an Allied operation that brought soldiers, ships, and aircraft together against a defended stretch of the French coast during the Second World War. The book considers the preparation, execution, and experiences of those involved, connecting the course of the attack with the larger demands of planning operations in occupied Europe. Its title reflects the wartime view of the raid’s relationship to the task of invasion. Published in the Guild Books series, this edition offers readers a historical account from the period represented by the work. Rehearsal for Invasion provides military-history readers with a focused narrative of a difficult operation and the human effort behind it.
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