A Front Too Far: Normandy

May, 1944. In the days before the D-Day, the British and American intelligence sent numerous secret service officers, such as the OSS units, in the north of France to gather information on the positions and fortifications of the Germans, and carry out operations of sabotage and screening. A few days before the giant landing, an American agent with important information went captured.

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May, 1944. In the days before the D-Day, the British and American intelligence sent numerous secret service officers, such as the OSS units, in the north of France to gather information on the positions and fortifications of the Germans, and carry out operations of sabotage and screening. A few days before the giant landing, an American agent with important information went captured.

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