1994, ISBN: 9780970551207

Robert Webb. PAPERBACK. 0970551207 Mark Bando, WWII historian and author of 101st Airborne: The Screaming Eagles at Normandy. "Freedom Found" was rather good, shedding light on … Mehr…

Robert Webb. PAPERBACK. 0970551207 Mark Bando, WWII historian and author of 101st Airborne: The Screaming Eagles at Normandy. "Freedom Found" was rather good, shedding light on actions, humorous episodes; containing very worthwhile info; Recommend for 101st/506th buffs. Book Description A memoir of S/Sergeant Robert Webb, member of the famed 101st Airborne Division during World War II. This is his personal story of the parachute jump into Normandy, the jump into Holland and being part of the force that held Bastogne against the Germans' "run to the sea". Altogether, 247 days of front-line combat from Normandy to Hitler's hideway in Berchtesgaden, Austria. The book begins with Robert's thoughts of the 50th anniversary of the Invasion of Normandy June 6, 1994; and events that fell into place which led to shaping his thoughts, emotions, grief and love of freedom that produced Freedom Found. The Epilogue captures the 1984 40th anniversary of "D" Day when he and his wife, Muriel, went to Europe. Those memories of so long ago stay in place and cause pain when they are looked at. The grieving starts all over again for the ones left behind; they were American and all died for Freedom. . New., Robert Webb<

1994, ISBN: 0970551207

A memoir of S/Sergeant Robert Webb, member of the famed 101st Airborne Division during World War II. This is his personal story of the parachute jump into Normandy, the jump into Holla… Mehr…

A memoir of S/Sergeant Robert Webb, member of the famed 101st Airborne Division during World War II. This is his personal story of the parachute jump into Normandy, the jump into Holland and being part of the force that held Bastogne against the Germans' "run to the sea". Altogether, 247 days of front-line combat from Normandy to Hitler's hideway in Berchtesgaden, Austria. The book begins with Robert's thoughts of the 50th anniversary of the Invasion of Normandy June 6, 1994; and events that fell into place which led to shaping his thoughts, emotions, grief and love of freedom that produced Freedom Found. The Epilogue captures the 1984 40th anniversary of "D" Day when he and his wife, Muriel, went to Europe. Those memories of so long ago stay in place and cause pain when they are looked at. The grieving starts all over again for the ones left behind; they were American and all died for Freedom. used books,books Books, Robert Webb<