Patton's Gap: An Account Of The Battle Of Normandy 1944 (1981) By Major General Richard Rohmer
 
 Major-General Richard Rohmer in Patton's Gap presents a controversial conclusion to the Battle of Normandy, by one who saw the Falaise Gap at first hand. For nearly a week the Gap remained open allowing between 200,000 and 250,000 German soldiers and their equipment to escape capture before the decision was finally made to close the Gap. This military blunder not only served in prolonging the agony of World War Two - but also one that could and should have been prevented.
 
Hard Cover & Hard Cover With Dust Jacket Options
240 pages 
In good condition