Mission Accomplished: The Story of the Campaigns of the Seventh Corps, United States Army In the War Against Germany, 1944-1945

Merriam Press World War 2 History Series. New edition of a unit history originally published in 1945 in Germany, compiled from the official history of the VII Corps, summarizing the events which occurred during its participation in the defeat of Germany, from its creation in late 1940, through training in the States and, later, England, landing in Normandy at Utah Beach and fighting across France and into Germany, the Battle of the Bulge, the Rhineland, the Rose Pocket, to the end of the war. Includes an appendix listing all of the units which served with the VII Corps in the ETO. Contents: Foreword: Lt. Gen. J. Lawton Collins, U.S. Army. Introduction. Preparation for D-Day. Invasion! South Out of Normandy. The Race Across France. On Into Germany. Slow and Steady. The Battle of the Bulge. Rhineland Reoccupied 1945. The Rose Pocket. Wehrmacht Kaput. Appendix 1: Statistical Summary. Appendix 2: Troop List. 31 photos, 9 maps, 2 illustrations.