Commandos and the D-Day Preparations

This chapter explores a crucial military mission involving British commandos during World War II, focusing on the challenges posed by difficult terrain and poor intelligence ahead of the D-Day landings. It highlights the failed Dieppe operation, the significance of Lieutenant Nigel Clogston Wilmer's assessments, and the innovative strategies developed for overcoming logistical hurdles. The chapter also reflects on the personal experiences of veterans and the intense pressure felt by troops during this pivotal moment in history.