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This Week in Sustainment History – August 15 [Image 2 of 3]

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By Dani Johnson
| Yesterday's Air Force
4 One of the most complex events of World War II, Operation DRAGOON (initially called Operation ANVIL), the Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied Southern France. Originally planned to coincide with the Normandy landings in June 1944, challenges with gathering sufficient Landing Craft and other critical enablers pushed back the operation until mid-August 1944.
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This Week in Sustainment History – August 15 [Image 1 of 3]

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By Dani Johnson
| Yesterday's Air Force
4 One of the most complex events of World War II, Operation DRAGOON (initially called Operation ANVIL), the Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied Southern France. Originally planned to coincide with the Normandy landings in June 1944, challenges with gathering sufficient Landing Craft and other critical enablers pushed back the operation until mid-August 1944.
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This Week in Sustainment History – August 15 [Image 3 of 3]

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By Dani Johnson
| Yesterday's Air Force
4 One of the most complex events of World War II, Operation DRAGOON (initially called Operation ANVIL), the Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied Southern France. Originally planned to coincide with the Normandy landings in June 1944, challenges with gathering sufficient Landing Craft and other critical enablers pushed back the operation until mid-August 1944.
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