Bloodstained Sands: U.S. Amphibious Operations in World War II

摘要

Few authors focus on the crucial cross-domain operations that allowed the Grand Alliance to project its power against the Axis. The success of the Allies in both major theaters was predicated on its rapidly developed expertise in amphibious warfare. This involved the critical transition from ship to shore, and required the integration of all arms. Michael Waiting's latest project, Bloodstained Sands, plumbs into this complex and highly choreographed military operation-the amphibious assault against a defended coast.