The D Day Forecast: Weather As A War Decision
How a meteorologist's read of the Channel skies shaped the Normandy invasion, paired with the campaign histories and forecasting science that explain the call.
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Normandy '44James HollandJames Holland’s Normandy 44 gives a recent, detailed campaign history that situates the forecast inside the broader...Shelf signal: World War II: European Theater
Sword BeachMax HastingsMax Hastings’s Sword Beach focuses on the British role at Normandy and complements Allied command perspectives relevant...Shelf signal: World War II: European Theater
Midnight FlyboysBruce HendersonMidnight Flyboys uncovers covert air operations in the D-Day run-up, illuminating the logistical and intelligence...Shelf signal: World War II: European Theater
The Weather MachineAndrew BlumThe Weather Machine explains the science and infrastructure of modern forecasting, helping readers understand the tools...Shelf signal: Meteorology & Climatology
No Holding BackBrian A ReidNo Holding Back examines Canadian operations in Normandy, broadening the shelf beyond the single forecast to allied...Shelf signal: World War II: European Theater