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Channel Firing

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Channel Firing

by Nigel Lewis

Through research and interviews with survivors, Lewis uncovers incompetence, cover-ups, hasty midnight burials and possible official misrepresentation in the events surrounding the debacle of Exercise Tiger, when hundreds of men died in a dress rehearsal for D-Day in April 1944.

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American Naval operationsExercise TigerGerman Naval operationsNaval operations, AmericanNaval operations, GermanSlapton Sands, Battle of, England, 1944United StatesUnited States. ArmyWorld War, 1939-1945États-Unis. Army

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