World War II suicide squad

Author: (USA) Bruce
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: · WWII military history experts reveal the secrets of WWII suicide missions. · Allied commandos and Nazi spies engage in a battle of wits, with one-upmanship. · Placing bombs in menus, lone operatives roam the battlefield. "Garrison"-style commandos bring to life various thrilling stories. The world-famous Second World War, apart from fierce battles against the enemy on the front lines, also waged battles in many other fields. Among them, the most significant are the mad battles behind enemy lines. The term "battle within a battle" refers to military actions conducted in the enemy's rear, relying on defensive works or far from the enemy's capital or headquarters. Both sides mercilessly infiltrated each other's positions, gathered intelligence, spread rumors, sought tactical advantages, distributed propaganda, created chaos, and deliberately caused destruction. They went to great lengths to infiltrate enemy territory. A group of German soldiers disguised as female refugees, pushing a baby carriage filled with weapons, invaded Belgium. When German soldiers invaded the Netherlands, they wore Dutch military uniforms. When Nazi members invaded Poland, some German soldiers disguised themselves as civilians, while others wore Polish military uniforms. In North Africa, British soldiers disguised themselves as German soldiers to infiltrate enemy territory, sometimes both sides disguised themselves as Arabs. One British officer disguised himself as an Italian major in Italy and infiltrated the German headquarters, stealing extremely important intelligence. In the Pacific theater, a Japanese-American US sergeant wearing a Japanese officer's uniform infiltrated the enemy's rear defenses and brought back 13 enemy soldiers who had obediently laid down their weapons. This book primarily focuses on the lesser-known aspects of the Second World War, these indeed occurred, stories that Hollywood might find unbelievable, strange, and even illogical. The book is divided into five parts: Part 1, Darkness Envelops Europe; Part 2, A Key Period of Freedom; Part 3, The Trapped Hitler Empire; Part 4, The Beginning of the End of the War; Part 5, Peace at Last Arrives.