German Paratroopers: The Illustrated History of the Fallschirmjager in World War II

by Chris McNab

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The idea of using the newly available transport aircraft of the 1930s to deliver surprise assaults by small bodies of shock-troops was vigorously developed by the German armed forces in the late 1930s as a part of the blitzkrieg concept.

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